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Michael Moore's open letter to President Bush
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Michael Moore will be attending the RNC in New York next week as a columnist for USA Today and he posted an open letter to President Bush on his website. No response from the White House has been received. The link is below.
Michael Moore's open letter to President Bush
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I would like to see the security people stop him and not allow him in because he is a nation security threat. If you make a horrible movie about the President, you think you will be allowed near him?
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Total ass. I hope he chokes to death.
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Originally posted by Capt.McDuff:
Total ass. I hope he chokes to death.
Bush can't even do that right!
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Originally posted by djohnson:
I would like to see the security people stop him and not allow him in because he is a nation security threat. If you make a horrible movie about the President, you think you will be allowed near him?
Maybe he'll choke on 10lbs of shrimp, or the secret service agents will be forced to put him down for foaming and drooling on the carpet.
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Originally posted by chris v:
Ouch.
Yeah, MM is such an embarrassment.
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Originally posted by BlackGriffen:
Bush can't even do that right!
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Ahhh, I had a good laugh.
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Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat.
I guess gay marriage didn't turn out to be the distraction the bush campaign needed after all. Remember, in November, it's all about Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat.
I'm a little bugged that MM has fallen into the trap, but he makes some pretty good points. I'm sure he'll bring readers to USA Todayy as well, where they can learn about Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat, Swiftboat.
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"Then throw this one at him: "Senator Kerry, over 58,000 brave Americans gave their lives in Vietnam -- but YOU didn't. You only got WOUNDED! What do you have to say for yourself???" Lay that one on him and he won't know what to do."
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I could take Sean Connery in a fight... I could definitely take him.
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Kerry's piece of shrapnel is so big that not only is he totally impaired by it but it created a hole in his leg big enough to drive a Swift Boat through
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Once again, Michael Moore proves his ignorance and lack of logic. Perhaps one day he'll mature, get an education, and do something meaningful and productive. Until then, we'll be subjected to his fifteen minutes of fame, of which I am hoping only two minutes remain.
Have fun... Tony.
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Originally posted by AuPhalanx:
Once again, Michael Moore proves his ignorance and lack of logic. Perhaps one day he'll mature, get an education, and do something meaningful and productive. Until then, we'll be subjected to his fifteen minutes of fame, of which I am hoping only two minutes remain.
Have fun... Tony.
Well I suspect the sooner Bush is voted out of office the sooner you'll see the end of Michael Moore.
(ps. you signature - the have fun thing - what is it all about?)
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Originally posted by voodoo:
Well I suspect the sooner Bush is voted out of office the sooner you'll see the end of Michael Moore.
(ps. you signature - the have fun thing - what is it all about?)
voodoo!
Probably not. Michael Moore does have moments of brilliance in his movies, such as the handling the 9/11 events in "Fahrenheit 911" or just the entire premise of "Roger & Me". I do not think that his career depends on who is in office.
The "Have fun..." thing is my sign-off. It is not said or meant sarcastically. I sincerely mean it. Have fun!
Have fun... Tony.
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Originally posted by Capt.McDuff:
Total ass. I hope he chokes to death.
Given the amount of food MM takes in as opposed to GWB, Moore would probably be first to choke and die.
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Originally posted by AuPhalanx:
The "Have fun..." thing is my sign-off. It is not said or meant sarcastically. I sincerely mean it. Have fun!
Have fun... Tony.
Thanks! I will
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Yeah wouldn't that be really cool if Michael Moore died.
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100 starving people could be fed with what that gluttonous fat ass shoves down his piehole every day.
I heard he's getting his own ZIP code soon.
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Originally posted by Capt.McDuff:
100 starving people could be fed with what that gluttonous fat ass shoves down his piehole every day.
I heard he's getting his own ZIP code soon.
Good point. I think you're winning the debate.
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Objectively:
Mm is very immature and lacking in the kind of tact that it would take to convince ME to take him seriously.
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Originally posted by AuPhalanx:
Once again, Michael Moore proves his ignorance and lack of logic. Perhaps one day he'll mature, get an education, and do something meaningful and productive. Until then, we'll be subjected to his fifteen minutes of fame, of which I am hoping only two minutes remain.
Have fun... Tony.
Sounds like 5 years at least have past...
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Originally posted by CD Hanks:
Given the amount of food MM takes in as opposed to GWB, Moore would probably be first to choke and die.
He looks like an experimented man in the matter. Hard to see how he could fail with such experience!
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Originally posted by Capt.McDuff:
100 starving people could be fed with what that gluttonous fat ass shoves down his piehole every day.
How many people could be fed if Bush were to sell all his possessions?
How much money have Americans spent for Bush already?
And how about the returns? See any benefits yet?
Edit: I added "Bush" to my text.. Now it makes more sense.
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Cowards like Clinton felt it was more important to be consistent (he opposed the war, thus he refused to go) than to be patriotic and two-faced.
Not that I'm particularly fond of the president-Clinton (no better than others), but the concept is that those who don't agree with forced war should actively desert, and thus also be ready to defend themselves against the madness that sold-out, mummified politicians would like to impose on them.
Personally, if there should be some thirld world war or similar, I'd rather go to jail (and try to abolish jails, subsequently) than sell myself to the "warlords" (or whatever one might call them)...
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Originally posted by Capt.McDuff:
100 starving people could be fed with what that gluttonous fat ass shoves down his piehole every day.
I heard he's getting his own ZIP code soon.
nothing worse than angry people who doesnt know how to be funny
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Originally posted by MacNStein:
Yeah, MM is such an embarrassment.
Damn, don't you just hate those Americans that speak their mind? We should all just stop thinking for ourselves...
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Originally posted by Beewee:
Damn, don't you just hate those Americans that speak their mind? We should all just stop thinking for ourselves...
Well, if the only thing in his "mind" are the lies he tells, then yeah, he should just STFU.
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Speaking as a liberal, I can say that as crazy as Michael Moore is, he raises good points, needed controversy, and has a right to do so. Listen to the man if you want, don't if you don't. Just do your own research on your candidate instead of basing your beliefs on other peoples opinions. Don't vote for the candidate who would better your life, vote for the candidate who would better the United States, after all they are running for The President of The United States, not the President of Joe Schmoe.
I can't wait until November because I am getting so sick of all this political mudslinging. It's disgusting that candidates have to advertise their opponents weaknesses instead of their own strenghts in order to campaign.
Happy voting!
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Originally posted by MacNStein:
Well, if the only thing in his "mind" are the lies he tells, then yeah, he should just STFU.
If that's how you feel about free speech, then maybe you should join the Iraqis. Your candidate lies.
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McCain smacked Moore down pretty hard tonight.
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Originally posted by Zimphire:
McCain smacked Moore down pretty hard tonight.
Yep. He sure did. Anyone ever hear of a Bin Laden??
Anyone??
Anyone care anymore????
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Originally posted by pman68:
Yep. He sure did. Anyone ever hear of a Bin Laden??
Anyone??
Anyone care anymore????
Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism. Gobal Terrorism.
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Hopefully Bin Laden will put out a tape soon, so BUSH can be REMINDED who he should be going after.
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Bin Laden has been hiding in a hole - like most terrorists tend to do, lately.
He has as much freedom of movement as anybody else with a $10 million bounty on his head.
I'd say he's been *smacked down* to a substantial degree. Nobody is certain that he's even alive.
I don't think Bin Laden is the primary focus of Dubya's attention.
But, rest assured, Bin Laden's body will surface towards the end of September.
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If we found out Bin Laden was hiding and being protected by some country, I bet the Leftie wackos would be against us going in there and invading or bombing the crap out of them.
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Probably.
But I doubt anybody will ask for the peacenik liberals' opinion beforehand.
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Originally posted by PacHead:
If we found out Bin Laden was hiding and being protected by some country, I bet the Leftie wackos would be against us going in there and invading or bombing the crap out of them.
Careful what you wish for, it might end up being our new best buddy, Pakistan.
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Originally posted by itai195:
Careful what you wish for, it might end up being our new best buddy, Pakistan.
I'm well aware of that.
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Originally posted by angaq0k:
How many people could be fed if Bush were to sell all his possessions?
How many NATIONS could be fed if Kerry was to sell all of his posessions?
He is the wealthiest candidate ever.
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Originally posted by TubaMuffins:
Speaking as a liberal, I can say that as crazy as Michael Moore is, he raises good points, needed controversy, and has a right to do so. Listen to the man if you want, don't if you don't. Just do your own research on your candidate instead of basing your beliefs on other peoples opinions. Don't vote for the candidate who would better your life, vote for the candidate who would better the United States, after all they are running for The President of The United States, not the President of Joe Schmoe.
I can't wait until November because I am getting so sick of all this political mudslinging. It's disgusting that candidates have to advertise their opponents weaknesses instead of their own strenghts in order to campaign.
Happy voting!
Please list for me five good points MM has ever made.
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Originally posted by BoomStick:
How many NATIONS could be fed if Kerry was to sell all of his posessions?
He is the wealthiest candidate ever.
Well, technically it's his WIFE that's so wealthy... and I do believe that Perot was quite a bit "fatter in the purse" than even she (he = Billionaire, she = Millionaire).
Edit: THOUGH, the Kerrys are quite a bit wealthier than the Bushes.
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Well, he IS...
If by "of the people" you mean the rich liberal beltway types (aka. Democrat royalty).
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Originally posted by daimoni:
They allowed him in so he could be a focus of their hate. Duh.
False. They had to allow him in, because the lousy, hypocritical newspaper USAtoday gave him a press pass. Duh.
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Originally posted by daimoni:
They allowed him in so he could be a focus of their hate. Duh.
He was covering the conventions for USA Today. He had press credentials, that's why he was there.
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Originally posted by daimoni:
They allowed him in so he could be a focus of their hate. Duh.
Or the focus of the snack trays...
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Originally posted by MacNStein:
Well, he IS...
If by "of the people" you mean the rich liberal beltway types (aka. Democrat royalty).
Oh I almost thought you were referring to Bush here.
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Originally posted by angaq0k:
How many people could be fed if Bush were to sell all his possessions?
How many people could be fed if Michael Moore used all the money made from his movies to feed starving people?
(Yes I know, we already pointed out Kerry is wealthy too, but I thought that since the topic is MM..)
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