Hollywood abuzz about 'Fahrenheit 9/11'
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Hollywood abuzz about 'Fahrenheit 9/11'
| Sun, 06-13-2004 - 2:23pm |
"...and this country is really in the mood for somebody to tell ’em what they should think, what to do.â€
That's exactly what democrats want--to tell the American people what we should think and what we should do. Unbelievable, he just gave away their secret! I'm glad I can think for myself, thank you.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5050832/
And how about the celebrity turnout for the premiere? Not a real shocker to see Martin Sheen, Demi Moore, Drew Barrymoore, et al excited to be there. And how about Camryn Manheim who was also there, quoted, "A lot of us look to Michael Moore to uncover the real truth." ROFL.
*sigh* These people...


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Absolutely everything? Wow, seems very close minded to me but then again only conservatives can be accused of that.
Jim
This is a sad tired debate. You may disagree with Bush but he is an intelligent man. I am not impressed with a college degree either. I am impressed by accomplishments a person makes in their life. Oh and it takes quite a bit of intelligence to fly a figher jet.
Bush isn't stupid. It is a baseless personal attack. Base your arguements on facts.
Jim
"I am impressed by accomplishments a person makes in their life."
"Who you know not what you know". It's a BIG
Bush isn't stupid. It is a baseless personal attack. Base your arguements on facts.
An attack I didn't make, I was merely attacking the statement that he is obviously "educated" because he has a degree, that is not a statement I agree with.
I do have issue with what I feel Bush's understanding of the world when he came to office, I think it showed in the first year and a half of his presidency that he simply did not have the knowledge that I think is important for a President to have.
James
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I won't argue about Bush being intelligent. It is useless debate. He isn't stupid but no amount of credentials will matter to those who think he is.
Jim
Just because I don't agree with the man doesn't make me close-minded. Isn't there anyone whose ideas you simply can't understand?
Edited 6/17/2004 7:44 pm ET ET by jc1202
I voted for Kerry in the NY primary b/c he had said some things about the war and the economy that made me feel good about voting for him, and also in large part b/c of electability. I suppose I have no other choice but to vote for him in November, b/c my #1 priority is getting this administration out and I think he's the only candidate who has even a slight chance at winning against Bush.
To be honest, I'm beginning to wish I'd given more thought to voting for Edwards.
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