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In reply to the discussion: Michael Moore was the person most hated by the Bush WH, [View all]Ken Burch
(50,254 posts)43. OK, I don't know as much about it as your relatives.
But Ohio isn't really the point.
If we'd had an antiwar, pro-labor, pro-social justice campaign, with a candidate who didn't keep acting like being called "liberal" was the political equivalent of being accused of child sexual abuse, what happened in Ohio, wack as it was, wouldn't have mattered.
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Well, we do know that the 'Security Contractors' were bidding on contracts to 'smear
sabrina 1
Sep 2014
#11
Lol, see what I mean about the smear mongers lack of imagination regarding their talking points
sabrina 1
Oct 2014
#104
In "Fahrenheit" I though the scene with "W" was interesting. Seemed more like a slick talking
brewens
Oct 2014
#83
That's because OUR ticket in 2004 SUPPORTED everything Moore's film called out.
Ken Burch
Sep 2014
#15
Evidently you didn't even hear about Ohio's 2004 presidential election results.
Major Hogwash
Sep 2014
#34
LOL - rebuild national party infrastructure AND run a presidential campaign at same time.
blm
Oct 2014
#125
It's EQUALLY fantasy to think the Titanic could somehow have limped into New York Harbor
Ken Burch
Oct 2014
#139
LOL - Tell that to the hawkish Clinton wing of the party you claim didn't exist in 2004.
blm
Oct 2014
#111
Baloney - You sound like you bought the lazy-minded corporate media's version of 2004.
blm
Sep 2014
#20
Baloney - BCCI is the skeleton key to just about everything that is still going on today.
blm
Sep 2014
#33
What's a few more pre-conviction pardons, a little MSM play along, a couple of airplane crashes
reddread
Sep 2014
#39
adamant assertions are still assertions, ANYTHING is possible, except perhaps Kerry saving us
reddread
Oct 2014
#107
Is that all that matters to you, politics? What all this information has done and continues to do
sabrina 1
Sep 2014
#16
Bernie was in the House at the time what was needed was 1 Senator to go along with the challenge
dflprincess
Sep 2014
#38
I've read somewhere that not-challenging was negotiated with the GOP, and Dems got more seats
Ken Burch
Oct 2014
#131
Um, the OP is about whether Michael Moore was hated by the Bush Administration...
brooklynite
Sep 2014
#35
I'm not "anti", I just don't seem him as politically effective or a danger to the Bush Administratio
brooklynite
Sep 2014
#37
Lucky you. We were told there were threats against the local theater so it might be wise
sabrina 1
Oct 2014
#106
"If he was so effective - then why did we have 8 years of the Appointed One instead of four?"
reddread
Oct 2014
#72
Because our party ran an incompetent, deferential, defeatist campaign in 2004
Ken Burch
Oct 2014
#134