Death of a President, shot in the style of a retrospective documentary, looks at the effect the assassination of Bush has on America in light of its ‘War on Terror’.

Not much of an effect, I’d guess. Cheney might not shoot from the hip based on personality judgments as much as Bush, but he’s certainly of the same school of thought: “Act on uncertain threats, justification is a PR issue.”

Ugh, and not even Republicans want Ted “Porky” Stevens to be 2 heartbeats away from the Presidency. That’s just wrong. I really doubt anyone on the right or the left really wants Bush dead, as much as those on the left proclaim it to be their fantasy.

Josh originally posted about the Bush assassination movie here and here. For my part, I don’t think that movies like this shouldn’t be made, though they’re in extremely poor taste. One thing that filmmakers should consider is the notion of……

I cannot remember – can you — when there has ever before been a portrayal of an American president’s assassination unless it was fictional or it was historical (JFK). Maybe this moonbat thinks that since he is presenting it as a retrospective that takes him off the hook.

It won’t happen, but the Left should thoroughly repudiate this crap immediately and loudly.

There’s much chatter today about “assassination chic” as it relates to an upcoming film, in documentary style, about the imagined assassination of President Bush. The real problem is not that such a film has been made. Jeff Goldstein mentions severa…

I have often written about the fixation that the Left has on George Bush as a type of illness, which some name Bush Derangement Syndrome. This fixation leads some to blame Bush for all of the world’s ills and to……

Michelle, Mary K, Bethany, etc for setting a good example.

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From Bryan Preston:This is where we are in the defense of civilization right now–fighting off actual terrorists slaughtering innocents for Islam and Western intellectual terrorists who just can’t stand the thought that a Republican is presi…

Personally, I’d say this is enough to investigate and should his foot hit US soil he should be arrested and interrogated.

Even if the director himself had no intention of carrying out such an act, I’d say that this is a pretty damn fine example of “inciting violence.” (Especially with the current situation in the world.) Wacky libs get ideas, and the mid-east gets pissed that the US is always “framing them.”

But once again, just claim “I had no intent…” I am with the Machine with forgetting this “intention” crap and going with the law of consequences.

Drudge is calling it shocking. Nothing is shocking anymore. I would call it typical. After seeing all of the kooky 911 conspiracies and terrorist sympathy in the world something like this is only the natural next step.
This is the dramatic momen…

It’s much too nuanced for me, anyway….

I thought that if you made threats against a president that was grounds for arrest, fantasy or not.

This is wishful thinking, not a threat. It’s disgusting, but not criminal.

I have no doubt that this will be red meat to some on the other side. And, I suppose, there will be someone either in the newsgroups, dailykos or du, to let out a “yeah, baby” over the idea.

I remember Tip O’Neal and Reagan remaining friends after 5 pm, no matter what happened during the day. I simply cannot imagine that happening with Peolsi or Reid and Bush, today.

As for this disgusting propaganda movie, there was a time when the British would have drawn and quartered anyone attempting such an uncivilized act long before it could have even gotten off the ground.

Keillor claims to be afraid of those of us who actually believe in the ten commandments as being fundamental to our very existence, as do all secular humanists, pagans, atheists, relativistic moralists and post-modern univesity professors in the Western World today.

All of them have stepped onto the slippery slope and gravity is working on them at the constant rate of 32 feet per second per second as they plummet to the lowest of lows. It is not choice, it is death. A culture of death. No matter how you slice it. Never a reference to life, just death. Death of unborn babies, death of the helpless, death by reality or death by fantasy and now the fantasy death of a sitting POTUS.

“There ought to be a law…”

If they keep it up, someday there will be a law.

Or the Law of Unintended Consequences will catch up to them.

Peasants and pitchforks,

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The director is British. US law doesn’t apply there.

It will be when he shows up to collect all of his EMMY awards.

Oh you say he’s not nominated!! Oh No??? Hardi Har Har Har.

And I loved “Lake Woebegon Days,” too, darn it.