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US director Altman to move to France if Bush wins Updated 6:53 AM ET September 6, 2000 DEAUVILLE, France, Sept 6 (Reuters) - U.S. director Robert Altman, in France to promote his latest film "Dr T and the Women," said on Wednesday he would move to France if George W. Bush won the American presidential election in November. Altman, a four-time Oscar nominee whose films include "Nashville," "Short Cuts," "The Player" and "MASH," told Reuters he normally did not comment on politics at home but thought a Republican victory "would be a catastrophe for the whole world." "If George Bush ...

Just my opinion.

Date: 28 January 2000 Federalist #00-04.dgst SECOND OPINION SINGER'S SANCTIMONIOUS SONG "It is different when it's your mother." Sometimes a single comment categorically betrays the boundless hypocrisy of liberalism's most celebrated literati. Such a gem was uttered recently by Mr. Peter Singer, the tenured professor occupying Princeton's "bioethics" chair at the University Center for Human Values. The Federalist has mentioned Mr. Singer's peculiarities previously. In 1998, Singer was the recipient of our coveted "Cultural Devolution" Award for his position on killing children with birth defects. "Killing a disabled infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person. Very often it ...

"Hooray"