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Originally posted by Physh1
I tend to agree with you in some aspects. Moore, I believe, is doing more harm to himself than good by some of the tactics he uses to get his points across and movies out. I heard he was very active in Florida during the voting looking for trouble to film and now with some news of extra votes showing up and some votes not being tabulated I wonder if he'll do something with it.
If he does start attacking/questioning the public about their voted I see him getting into some trouble. He'll need to pull himself back if he questions the wrong indivudual. If you push and push and push someone will push back harder.
Cameron
All of this takes place against a historical backdrop in which Democrats have struggled to win the presidency since World War II, says historian Rick Shenkman, editor of George Mason University's History News Network. Harry Truman, John F. Kennedy and Jimmy Carter barely squeaked out victories. Bill Clinton had Ross Perot scrambling the equation in 1992 and never won a majority of the vote. Only Lyndon Johnson's 1964 landslide stands out as a resounding victory, Shenkman said.
"That tells you that this is a conservative country. It's not a country that normally elects Democrats," he said.
Originally posted by Esoterica
I actually went to see Jesse when he gave a talk at my university. I left when the Militants (Berets, Camo jackets, combat boots) started filing in en masse...
Originally posted by Esoterica
www.michaelmoore.com...
Look at the map on his front page. From the looks of it, he's not going to confine his work just to politicians, but he's going to go right after the American people who voted for Bush. Which, of course, is going to drive them even further against liberals.
Originally posted by para
Seriously though, I think if you give Moore enough time he will self-destruct. I watched one of his older films and thought that most of what he did was pretty one-sided and taken out of context. It seems to me that he doesn�t know where to draw the line, and will continue to push gradually more extreme views until nobody will take him seriously.