[Miss Marple]

I really, really hate these people.

[blandbutmarvellous]

Bush is always a target. Does this mean he should never be around children?

This is such wanking stupidity.

[Clara Lou]

I really, really hate these people.
There's really not much more to say than that, is there? The pettiness, the I-can-only-see-things-the-way-I-want-to attitude, and the complete lack of civility and common sense-- it's just too pathetic for words.

[CyberAnt]

ROTFLOL! Thanks! I needed that!

[RightWingAtheist]

Did you really mean to say "I Hate, Hate, HATE these people"?

[Captain Beyond]

Moore said he made the movie to get the anti-Bush vote out. But is this not the sort of thing that CFR was supposed to stop by keeping soft big-money from over-empowering elected officials so they would be honest? Would not the Democrats be beholding to Mr. Morre if this movie works.

And if this movie is not an abuse of CFR laws then why doesn't the RNC run commercials right up till Election Day describing them as mini-documentaries on the subject of exposing Kerry as an enemy to freedom.

[Howlin]

"It should have occurred to Bush after the first attack that it involved the same building where the only previous foreign attack on America occurred.

Nice to see Moore admitting that was a terrorist attack on on soil; can somebody direct me to the articles he wrote back then chastising Clinton for not doing anything about it.

He was told about the second attack, went ahead with his photo op, and reporters clocked him at 6 to 10 minutes reading My Pet Goat before leaving the classroom, posing for more photos, and going to another room for a meeting before holding a press conference and leaving the building.

A bold faced lie; Bush went into another room to MEET with his staff and talk to Condi Rice and Dick Cheney on the phone!

Bush was informed at 9:16 a.m. EDT and held his press conference at 9:30 a.m. EDT, according to Ann (it escapes me but she is with ABC News) who was WITH THE PRESIDENT and wrote down the times. So inside 14 minutes, he wrapped up the classroom visit, consulted the SS to find out what they knew, had at least two phone calls and was in front of the TV cameras by 9:30; and of course, Moore leaves out the part about the time it took for the press to get THEIR cameras and microphones ready so he COULD speak to the country.

The idea of "having one's wits about you" never dawns on Moore.

Since he should have considered himself a target, wasn't he endangering those children by staying in their school?"

Strawman argument. Just a gratuitous smear.

As you can tell, this particular arguement DRIVES ME UP THE WALL!