“Newsroom” star Emily Mortimer: Americans are dangerously uninformed

Emily Mortimer believes making TV shows qualifies her to speak on geopolitics.
"The Newsroom's" Emily Mortimer calls the Tea Party a "lunatic fringe," and says Americans fall too easily for lies
The star of failures such as 'Our Idiot Brother' (yes really that was the title) and the biggest flop of the year 'Newsroom' thinks the typical American is a moron and of course she and her Hollywood pals are enlightened.

This British tart admitted she became a US citizen as a 'tax dodge'.
Despite the long list of Hollywood idiocy, she really believes the typical American is a drooling fool but she wants to live in our country and make millions reading lines somebody else wrote.
Who is more politically informed, the typical American or the typical Hollywood actor?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?...
(Couldn't get it to load, so I had to copy the link.)
"Delusions of mattering" (or adequacy .. )
(especially those whose desperation for any kind of publicity are willing to open mouths .. insert both feet just for some mention in the biggest advertising agencies of them all .. the promotional msm .. )
Edit - Damn. should have read the top comment before using the pilot reference.
As a result of trying to be in the "in crowd" in order to get jobs, and those who have made the "In crowd" the political discussions and support are very one sided. There is no balance, and the actors feed upon each other's emotions and build upon the imput of like minded actors, and with no dessention of opinion, the agenda grows stronger and more idealogical.
Most carry that trait over to their political activities, and repeat whatever their liberal directors and co workers say.
Typical Americans are either indiferent and pay no attention to politics or understand that everything in politics directly affects them and thus pay very close attention to the words, actions and consiquences of politicians and their actions.