[BurbankKarl]

I know he was caught trying to enter the floor with a "runners" pass.... and he told the NPR people he had a USA Today pass...

but flashing the Loser "L" on his forehead on national TV probably got him ejected!

[GAGOPSWEEPTOVICTORY]

Haven't heard anything. But I am sure Moore is not a favorite of the NYPD who put their lives on the line on 9/11. I have a feeling that his movie chock full o lies and distortions didn't sit well.

It would be hillarious if the Republicans used Moore as a prop then booted his fat ass out right afterwards.

[Jet Jaguar]

A parody? Or was the radio show serious?

[leadpenny]

I hope the cops were wearing rubber gloves.

[dfwgator]

But..but..Fatso said he had to leave anyway to speak at a Planned Parenthood rally. But I'm sure he'll spin it as another example of repression in Ashcroft's America, or something stupid like that.

[prisoner6]

Check out some of the earlier threads on the convention. AFAIK he wasn't so much thrown out as he was escorted out by security guards after he tried to get on the convention floor without the proper clearance...i.e. paperwork. I'm sure the doors at MSG are wide enough for even Fat Boy to squeeze through.

prisoner6

[boxerblues]

Moore creates commotion at convention Washington Times ^ | 8/31/04 | Christina Bellantoni

Posted on 08/31/2004 1:31:17 AM EDT by kattracks

Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore made a splash during the Republican National Convention yesterday, first prompting a ruckus in the press corps and then becoming the target of one of the night's biggest applause lines during the speech of Sen. John McCain.

In his speech, the Arizona Republican said the war to overthrow Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was just and that the crowd should ignore critics, including "a disingenuous filmmaker."

Before he could continue the sentence, Mr. McCain was drowned out by cheering delegates expressing their antipathy for Mr. Moore and his anti-Bush film "Fahrenheit 9/11."

Waiting for the uproar to die down, Mr. McCain smiled and said, "That was such a good line, I'm going to use it again," and repeated the "disingenuous filmmaker" reference, much to the delight of the delegates.

Before Mr. McCain had finished his speech, Mr. Moore was escorted toward an elevator and out of the arena by several New York police officers. When reporters tried to follow, they were shoved back and barred from leaving.

(Excerpt) Read more at washtimes.com ...

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1203593/posts

[Imaverygooddriver]

They probably threw him out because he reeks from here to high heaven. Not for nothing, but does anybody ever question why this fat pig wears the same clothes for months if not years on end? It`s always the same black shirt, black coat...THe only thing he changes is his baseball hat. Either he owns 2 million black shirts or he does in fact never bathe or change his clothes. I would say it`s the latter since he seems to never shave as well.

[igoramus987]

"The Iraqis who have risen up against the occupation are not "insurgents" or "terrorists" or "The Enemy." They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow -- and they will win." - Moore

Reminds me of another lying cherub, Al Sadr, causing trouble in Iraq.

[elder5]

Just how many cops would it take to remove that fat tub 'o goo?

[NYCVirago]

He claimed that he wanted to leave early, as he was speaking at a meeting of Planned Parenthood. I checked their website, and they didn't have any such thing scheduled. Plus, it was after 10:30 at night, and it's hard to believe that he would need to show up then.

But yeah, an AP reporter was furious with all the commotion Moore was causing. Heh.

[The Bandit]

Moore was removed because he was declared a danger to public health. You see, he doesn't wipe his ass and this years of build-up from not practicing fundamental hygine could have caused a outbreak of unspeakable diseases.

[dennisw]

He got more publicity for himself and that's all he was seeking. He gets more street credibility among the leftist tards that make up his fan base.

[Shaun_MD]

If only it were the 1920's, And the cops could just quietly
take Moore and put him in a cruiser and drive him out
to some lonely, isolated corn field.

"What happened to mr. moore?"
"We don't know. He just mysteriously disappeared..."

[Steel and Fire and Stone]

The responsibility for placing Moore in that location at that time with a "press credential", was entirely on "USA Today". It is the most blatantly political, partisan act ever seen by a so-called media organization. "USA Today" has no credibility at all, as a news organization. It'd be like putting O'Neill and the "Swift Boat Vets" into the DNC's convention as "press" agents, or perhaps an Pro-Life group.

I just can't believe that the USA Today's Board of Directors hasn't fired the Managing Editor yet. I hope to God that the GOPers in Washington, and elsewhere turns a cold shoulder to "USA Today". No interviews. No comments. Zilch.

In every hotel, Airline, and other location where USA today is "comp'ed" for free, we need to express our displeasure to the host (hotel, airline, etc.) for trying to foist this partisan rag on their customers as a "newspaper". "USA Today's" is now merely an extention of the extreme leftist Democrat media machine.

SFS

[PROUDAMREP]

This confirms my resolve to never purchase another USA Today. If this is the best representative they could send to ANY function, there is no reason to believe they do any more than force feed bs. Remember Ann Coulter and their postion on her covering the dims convention.

[R. Scott]

Moore was thrown out of the RNC by the cops! the cops had to chuck him out at the request of the Associated Press. and apparently the cops were booing him.

Think his precious overly inflated ego was bruised?

[tame]

"I'm not fat. I'm just full of SH*T."

[tame]

[traumer]

To all fellow-Freepers at this hour.....