Its always amazing how much worse some people can be than even a closet communist Hillary.

Which is why network TV doesn’t show any theatrical movies anymore. They don’t even make many made-for-TV movies anymore.

Fahrenheit 9/11 has played on the pay movie channels. I subscribe to all of them so I don’t know how many it’s played on, but I have tried to watch it several times and find it boring beyond belief.

It’s not as boring as An Inconvenient Truth, though. I’ll give it that much.

Moore is a emotionally bankrupt fraud.

I’ve long been one of those Conservatives who won’t be supporting McCain. In fact, I’ll certainly be voting for the Democratic Congressman Barrow in Georgia. He has voted almost without exception as a conservative. In the American Conservative Union gave Barrow a Conservative rating of 76 in 2006, when it gave McCain a rating of 65. It’s a crying shame that a Democratic Congressman is more conservative than a Republican Senator. It’s worse than a crying shame when that same Senator is the nominee of the purportedly conservative party.

I’m guessing backed up flatulence.

DoctorDentons on February 9, 2008 at 10:16 AM

Laughing out Loud!

Release it…NOW!

I noticed he was wearing black, which after all is very slimming. Imagine him sitting there in white. ::Must purge image from my mind::

Morally prohibited

After 7,948.893,904,932 lies, what does one more immoral deed matter?

His character was a whining, wheezing, idiot which mirrors his real life perfectly.

I don’t know what’s in his heart.

JS on February 9, 2008 at 10:05 AM

Coal

I quit paying attention to this guy long ago. He feeds off the attention. If we would quit paying attention, he would wither and die like a leaf (a fat leaf) in the fall.

According to his own religious test (Catholic stance on abortion), he is morally prohibited from voting for any of the democrat candidates. I wonder how he comments on that.

geckomon on February 9, 2008 at 9:55 AM

Well, see, uh, he’s a Catholic, but abortion is, well, you know, a personal choice thing, whereas war is always wrong in the catechism according to St. Michael Moore. What a hypocritical hyena.

It’s true. Believe it or not, controversial documentary filmmaker Michael Moore began studying at a seminary in his hometown of Flint, Michigan, as just an eighth grader in 1967. Brought up a devout Catholic, Moore aspired to become a priest. His career, however, proved to be a non-starter when he quit the seminary the next year; apparently, the Detroit Tigers had made it to the World Series in 1968, and the seminary refused to let Moore — a Tigers fan — watch the games!

This quitting thing actually became a bit of habit for Moore in his younger years. He subsequently dropped out of the University of Michigan because he arrived at school one morning and couldn’t find a parking place; and he once got a job at an automobile factory in Flint, but called in sick on his first day and never returned.

He had no problem urging his flock to plug their nose and vote for Kerry in 04′!

Mike, isn’t GLUTTONY one of the Seven Deadly Sins?

Or don’t you have a mirror big enough to realize it?

To my knowledge Fahrenheit 911 has never been shown on commercial TV.

LOL! Might have something to do with it being a pile of junk, Larry.