[Robert DeLong]

to counter its supposedly liberal bias

LOL, this guy is in total denial. Even Hollywood proudly admits that it is liberal and biased.

[GalaxieFiveHundred]

Iger now bears ultimate responsibility for authorizing the product of a well-honed propaganda operation--a network of little-known right-wingers working from within Hollywood to counter its supposedly liberal bias.

HA, ha!

[freespirited]

Nowrasteh's conservatism was on display

Max, did it ever occur to you that your moonbat leftism might be showing?

In 10 years (maybe sooner) you will look back on this semi-hysterical piece with complete embarrassment. Trust me on this one kiddo. I guarantee it.

P.S. There is nothing "far-right" about the eminently sane David Horowitz.

[Mad Dawg]

All week, ABC has withstood withering criticism ...[ my emphasis]

Withering? WITHERING? Withering my butt! This guy just throws scarey words around.

"Incontrovertible"? Please. And I love the part where when somebody describes the film as intelligent and pro-American, Max interprets that as praising it for being partisan.

Take away the guy's thesaurus, somebody, before he wastes our time again ....

[pesto]

I watched all of The Path to 9-11 and didn't see anything that was really democrat or Clinton bashing. I think the real "bad guy" of the movie was the government bureaucrats in all presidential administrations that are more worried about keeping their jobs and doing everything by the book than about protecting us. It was also a classical little guy in the field who knows best vs. the clueless bosses which is a pretty liberal theme if you ask me.
And I still haven't figured out what the democrats and Clinton are mad about, are they saying none of this is true, that they did get Usama when they had a chance? They need to get over themselves and admit that yes, in hindsight they should have gotten Usama when they had the chance, but hey we didn't know what he was capable of, sorry..but I don't expect that press release anytime soon..

[freedumb2003]

Last night what I saw was amazing. One side is clearly responsible for the mess they are in. Dirty tricks, massive mistakes, no sense of direction and a total disregard for the long- and medium-term results from even the smallest decision.

Oh wait. That was the Raider game.

[1066AD]

Well yawn, it's from The Nation, what do you expect ? Balance ?

[Rocko]

"Boo hoo" bump.

[justshutupandtakeit]

I love the smell of Burned RAT in the morning, smells like victory!

[Mrs. Darla Ruth Schwerin]

"Iger now bears ultimate responsibility for authorizing the product of a well-honed propaganda operation--a network of little-known right-wingers working from within Hollywood to counter its supposedly liberal bias."

Oh, what an awful, awful, man. He should just be strung up by his toes and horsewhipped for presenting the truth. How dare he. The country simply adores the ego lifting lies of the left. This man had the nerve to blatatantly offend the fantasy lovers. We want, no...we DEMAND our lies back...

[300magnum]

Horowitz singled out Clinton's National Security Council Director, Samuel "Sandy" Berger, as especially culpable for allowing the terror threat to fester, casting him as "a veteran of the Sixties 'anti-war' movement" who "abetted the Communist victories in Vietnam and Cambodia."

Samuel "Sandy" Berger a.k.a. "The Burglar"

[kattracks]

"When a group of leading Senate Democrats sent a letter to Iger urging him to cancel The Path to 9/11..."

There was no urging. That was a THREAT!

[tpaine]

"-- Since the inauguration of Bill Clinton in 1992, Horowitz has labored to create a network of politically active conservatives in Hollywood.
His Hollywood nest centers around his Wednesday Morning Club, a weekly meet-and-greet session for Left Coast conservatives that has been graced with speeches by the likes of Newt Gingrich, Victor Davis Hanson and Christopher Hitchens. --"

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Deb; -- Have you now, or have you ever been, a member of Wednesday Morning Club?

Seriously though -- do you know anything about this "nest"? -- Thanks.

[abner]

Not only is Nowrasteh an outspoken conservative, he is also a fervent member of the emerging network of right-wing people burrowing into the film industry with ulterior sectarian political and religious agendas, like Cunningham.

OMG! The horror!

[chief911]

Seems to me from 2 nights of watching that Tenent came off as a CYA coward at best, and a complete idiot at worst. I'm torn between the two.

Also, from the second night, thank God for Richard Clarke!! No one else would have thought about the things he did!! Good thing he was there to lead Cheney and Rice around by the nose huh./sarcasm off

[Irish Eyes]

...Murty followed her review with a blast e-mail to conservative websites such as Liberty Post and Free Republic on September 1 urging their readers to throw their weight behind ABC's mini-series. "Please do everything you can to spread the word about this excellent miniseries," Murty wrote, "so that The Path to 9/11 gets the highest ratings possible when it airs on September 10 & 11! If this show gets huge ratings, then ABC will be more likely to produce pro-American movies and TV shows in the future!" ....

I must surmise this is the problem

[Deo volente]

All work and no play makes Max a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Max a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Max a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Max a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Max a dull boy.
right wing, right wing, right wing, right wing....

[aculeus]

Not only is Nowrasteh an outspoken conservative, he is also a fervent member of the emerging network of right-wing people burrowing into the film industry with ulterior sectarian political and religious agendas, like Cunningham.

To burrow, to burrow ...

[detroitdarien]

I don't get the left-wing brou-ha-ha. I watched Monday night, and the movie makes the Bush admin. out to be unconcerned about terror, and caught surprised byt 9-11. Condi Rice was protrayed as clueless. Where is the right-wing outcry over this?

[mewzilla]

Is Max any relation to Sid "Swamp Thing" Blumenthal?

Just curious :)