To: Migjagger
There may be a "perception" that Gibson just fleeced Bush supporters and the religious right and now he's got to market to the liberals-lefties. Someone else made that point up yonder on this thread.
233 posted on
03/15/2004 1:55:47 PM PST by
floriduh voter
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To: floriduh voter
There may be a "perception" that Gibson just fleeced Bush supporters and the religious right and now he's got to market to the liberals-lefties. Someone else made that point up yonder on this thread.
It won't work. Do you seriously think the left will take one tepid WMD comment made to a conservative host on Fox News and from that drop their rabid objections to The Passion? I think between that movie, The Patriot, Braveheart, We Were Soldiers and maybe even Signs, the Left will never have any use for Mel Gibson. Well, maybe for his numbers at the box office.
288 posted on
03/15/2004 2:50:16 PM PST by
Rastus
To: floriduh voter
Why would Mel Gibson have to cater to the liberals? He's got 260,000,000 mil and counting. Nah. He's expresssing the same sentiments I am without the dough. The economy sucks. The rich are getting richer and college graduates are working for minimum wage when they can find a job. Patronage in government is everything. Bush says the stupidest things from time to time--malapropisms that are embarrassing. And where the heck are the weapons of mass destruction? Most people I know have as many as three different jobs just to survive and have no life so they're getting sick and depressed--me among them. I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired. If things don't pick up, the opposition is right to take advantage of the economic issue alone.
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