During the Whitewater deal, Alec Baldwin called for Ken Starr and his family to be dragged out on to their front lawn and stoned to death.  He did it on one of the late night talk shows, so it wasn’t written by a publicist, he actually said it.  The guy has serious problems.

Having seen a number of interviews given by Alec Baldwin, and at least two of his movies, I am convinced that the remarks you quote, from the Huffington Post, are simply too concise, too properly constructed and grammatically correct, to be the work of Mr. Baldwin.  More likely its the work of a publicist or some other flack.

 
To be sure it is the same sort of angry, radical left nonsense we’ve come to expect from Baldwin and the other Hollywood “glitterati.”  But that’s hardly news. 
 

After all for Baldwin, and Susan Sarandon, and Sean Penn, and Barbra Streisand and the rest, everything they are, everything they have, their fame, their fortune, their notoriety, their very being, is all due to a talent (in Baldwin’s case, a rather modest one) for make believe.  Were it not for this facility for fantasy, no one would know, or care, about any of them.

In fact, Baldwin was one of several Hollywood types who at one time “threatened” to leave the country if George Bush was elected.  Obviously, integrity, like reality, is not one of his more “bankable” qualities.  Pity.

Baldwin and people like him cease to amaze.  What does amaze me is that people still give him a forum for this crap.  Calling the Vice President a terrorist should be met with the same kind of scorn and derision as calling Jesse Jackson a nigger.  But nobody ever does.  At least, nobody on the left does it.  It is sickening.

When Ann Coulter called Muslims "rag heads" I criticized her right away.  I said that was over the line.  Where’s the backlash for Baldwin?

It doesn’t exist, and to me that is an indictment of the left at large.