[GulliverSwift]

I love this pic. It's so true. In the liberal hollywood world, the protanist politician in movies is always a democrat, whereas the antagonist is always the Republican.

And that's probably why political movies don't do that well. The cable show ratins demonstrate that more conservatives think about politics for its own sake than liberals do, who are busy shooting up on coffee at Starbucks.

Despite that, hollyweird makes movies with politicians conservatives can't stand.

[Lil'freeper]

LOL, that weeping little she-donkey is just the best!

[JennysCool]

Nice observation! Thanks!

[NEWwoman]

And like the mid-term elections for Democrats, isn't the "West Wing's" ratings going down the drain, this year?

[anniegetyourgun]

Here's to hoping that the lib/dems will be satisfied to live a in dream world....for a long, long time.....

[Blood of Tyrants]

The more they bury themselves in the non-reality of television, the less we have to worry about them.

[BrooklynGOP]

huhu

[Revolting cat!]

Well, I'm convinced that this show was conceived in the first place to create for the sheeple, and especially for the RAT faithfull, the illusion that all was well at the White House, and that the POTUS was a noble, saintly man and not some halfwitted, smooth talking hillbilly exhibiting an advanced case of satyriasis. I believe the conceit worked, if only because the relationship most people have with the POTUS persona is via television, that is a relationship with a more or less manipulated image, which could very well be fictionalized.

[Mark]

After the show, they probably have web tv and they go straight to the DU site.