filmmaker moore cashes in on free advertisement, thanks the GOP.
Michael Moore is the focal point of most Bush-backers' ire, but Moore himself has decidedly toned down the invective in his first op-ed piece about the convention. He did, of course, not forget to bring the condescension in his USA Today piece:
The GOP doesn't reflect America.
Of course, Moore has become quite a story at this convention. I'm not so sure that's a good move for the GOP to make the most liberal of liberals their target. It helps Kerry more than it does Bush, if you ask me. Conservatives are still smarting over the fact that Ann Coulter lost her job as the "behind enemy lines" columnist at the Democratic Convention a month ago and Moore will more than likely be allowed to continue in his contrarian role for the Gannett newspaper.
I'm not a big fan of either, but at least Michael Moore is occasionally funny. Ann Coulter is too busy devouring babies and kicking puppies to be funny.
What's with them far-righties being so mean?
The GOP doesn't reflect America.
Of course, Moore has become quite a story at this convention. I'm not so sure that's a good move for the GOP to make the most liberal of liberals their target. It helps Kerry more than it does Bush, if you ask me. Conservatives are still smarting over the fact that Ann Coulter lost her job as the "behind enemy lines" columnist at the Democratic Convention a month ago and Moore will more than likely be allowed to continue in his contrarian role for the Gannett newspaper.
I'm not a big fan of either, but at least Michael Moore is occasionally funny. Ann Coulter is too busy devouring babies and kicking puppies to be funny.
What's with them far-righties being so mean?
