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HUMAN EVENTS has learned that a billboard blitz "thanking" Hollywood for the reelection of President Bush will be unveiled early next week. The advertisements feature the faces of liberal Hollywood icons Michael Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Ben Affleck, Martin Sheen, Chevy Chase, Barbara Streisand, and Sean Penn, and offer thanks to Hollywood their help getting President Bush reelected. Two versions of the billboard were created, both "thanking" Hollywood -- the first for "4 more years" and the second for "W. Still President." Billboard creator Citizens United, a group that advocates a return to traditional American values, has purchased the use of...

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 - The Republicans finally have Hollywood's answer to Michael Moore: "Celsius 41.11 - The Temperature at Which the Brain Begins to Die," a documentary made in six weeks that is billed as "The Truth Behind the Lies of Fahrenheit 9/11!" After its premiere in Georgetown on Tuesday night, there seemed to be two prevailing sentiments among the solidly Republican crowd of 300. One was that the film is a lot more thoughtful and accurate than "Fahrenheit 9/11." The other was that it is not going to gross $100 million. But then, that was not the point, as...

While some government schools are absurdly encouraging kids to add the late Tupac Shakur’s book of “poetry” to their summer reading list, more serious folks might want to consider picking up a copy of our friend David Bossie’s new book, “The Many Faces of John Kerry.” http://www.citizensunited.org/ Bossie, a former congressional investigator and current president of Citizens United, gives the “real scoop” on the Massachusetts liberal, including an in-depth analysis of his voting record, the reason behind his early Naval discharge and his flip-flopping positions on the war in Iraq, fighting terrorism, tax cuts, health care, education, campaign finance reform....

Staff Writer While liberal advocacy groups are spending millions of dollars on television ads attacking President Bush, David N. Bossie has launched a far more modest venture in the president's defense.