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He seems to be doing this deliberately. An earlier interview on the movie set also showed symptoms of wanting to please the Hollywood Left, although not quite as grotesquely as this.

Well, I must say I think he's being very stupid. He will find it easier to offend his many conservative admirers than to mend relations with the liberals, who frankly will never forgive him. His career is likely to deteriorate from here, I'm afraid.

The story of conservatives who betray their beliefs and turn left is generally not a happy one. Ask that traitor from The American Spectator.

Too bad. Well, I'll still consider seeing the movie after I've seen a few reviews of it by people I trust. Unfortunately not many of those are still in the movie reviewing business, especially since Terry Teachout quit writing for Crisis Magazine.

The story of conservatives who betray their beliefs and turn left is generally not a happy one. Ask that traitor from The American Spectator.

Nowhere in Catholic doctrine are we urged to support President Bush or the War on Terror. As far as I know, Gibson's always felt this way about President Bush--and to a certain limited extent, I sympathize with him. President Bush wasn't even in my top 3 choices in the GOP primary in 2000.

Gibson's one of those guys who needs to be hit in the head with a 2x4 before he changes his mind on an issue. A lot of us are like that...