So likely events on a radio in a movie is somehow Bush bashing?
That radio bit was there simply to present a time-line in the "city." What could be more 2004 than a report about an ambush in Iraq? I think it's silly to stretch it out into a Bush slam. Or perhaps they could have used a radio announcement having to do with Paris Hilton............
LOL!
I'm still waiting for someone to claim that this movie is sedious, and everyone who goes to see it should be followed the FBI, and charged with treason.
Like I said earlier, politics seems to bring out a certain paranoia and fanaticism in some folks (on both sides).
Some of the claims here are simply absurd.
Furthermore, so what if the media is against Bush? They were against Reagan in 1980, and the mainstream media was MUCH more powerful back then. There was no C-SPAN, or no talk radio, or no FOX news, or no internet. Everyone got their news from the big three. A strong candidate can easily overcome a leftist media.
Finally, it's insulting to suggest that people are going to base their votes on what they see in movies. Then again, as long as candidates keep talking to us like we're children, maybe people WILL be dumbed down to the point where they vote based on a movie.