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Visitors to Michael Moore's official website may soon be treated to what I consider an extremely a bizarre, grotesque, and outright tasteless series of images intended as a political attack upon President Bush. The images seem to be located in a hidden yet publicly available directory on Moore's website but, as far as I can tell from looking around the site and doing a google search, they aren't on any linked part of the page yet. The image features a "composite" poster made up of what appear to be several hundred photographs of deceased soldiers arranged to display a likeness...

ASHLAND, Ore. – Whooping and hollering greeted Michael Moore's statement that his virulently anti-Bush film "Fahrenheit 9/11" beat out Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ." "I think Jesus had something to do with that," said Moore during Monday's meeting at Southern Oregon University in Ashland, Ore., part of a national event sponsored by MoveOn.org. Comparing the initial attendance stats for the two films – and accentuating the one or two measures by which, says Moore, "Fahrenheit" edged out "Passion" – Moore boasted: "I've been feeling for a month He's been very upset at the [selling of] that movie. So...

Michael Moore's provocative anti-Bush documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11" is likely to become the first imported documentary in China. Sources indicate there's a strong possibility some of the violent scenes will be cut if "Fahrenheit 9/11" is screened in China. The film, which is currently playing in cinemas around North America, was the top ticket-seller last weekend.

If the truth hurts, this book is bound to give Michael Moore a lot of pain. "Michael Moore Is A Big Fat Stupid White Man" written by David T. Hardy and Jason Clarke, reveals the truth about how Michael Moore manipulates facts and spins statistics. The truth is shocking, yet equally important to get out there, because Michael Moore thinks he can influence the voters to kick George W. Bush out of the White House. The truth is so important, we want to offer Blogs For Bush readers a chance to win a free copy of "Michael Moore Is A...

<p>July 2, 2004 -- TEN months ago in this space, I wrote that "the rise of an ardent, passion ate, angry and engaged Left is the most important political story of 2003 . . . There is a large and hungry audience in the land for a leftist political-cultural message."</p>

It is shocking to me that Americans in a time of war, and we literally are at war with Americans being deliberately killed in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere by Islamic terrorists, will attack their own country, sapping its strength and making its enemies stronger. I am not a supporter of the xenophobic slogan, "My country right or wrong." But I do believe, when seeking to make it right if it is wrong, that none of us should endanger the country, our military personnel or our fellow citizens. Disagreeing with America's foreign policy and seeking to change it, responsibly or irresponsibly,...

The success of his new film is bad news for George Bush. But is it good news for the Democrats? DURING the first three years of the Bush administration the White House rolled over liberal America relentlessly. George Bush began with surprise on his side: the Democratic Party never expected a “compassionate conservative” with a doubtful mandate to morph into a fiery apostle of tax cuts. After September 11th, he benefited from the instinct to rally round the flag. And then he had the Democrats' fear of being seen as wimps when it came to dealing with Saddam Hussein. But...

George W. Bush has rarely, if ever, said a discouraging word about Hollywood, but Hollywood is unloading every gun and bomb bay on George W. Bush. Earlier in the summer, we had the cartoonish science-fiction film "The Day After Tomorrow," in which the clueless Bush stand-in president somehow freezes from global warming, and the Cheney stand-in vice president confesses he should have listened to the Greenpeace gang, for they have all knowledge and wisdom. At least that malarkey was pitched as fiction, raising further questions about Al Gore's political sanity for roundly endorsing it. The main exhibit now is Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit...

NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - The Motion Picture Assn. of America may have denied former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo entry to a ratings appeal for Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," but the liberal democrat says his role as legal counsel to the documentary is far from over. ... "They are all trying to stop (this film)," said Cuomo from his New York offices on the eve of "Fahrenheit's" record-breaking $24 million bow. "But they can't get rid of it." The governor wonders whether -- after being barred from the MPAA proceedings related to its R rating -- there are "surprises...