Maybe I am on to something.
Ed Schutz and fine tuning the message.
Tax cuts increase the deficit, redistribute wealth and only make the country look broke. Well...this is a bit better than my potential rant on nuance.(See Artful Dodgers)
[Looking back at the Billy Club thing: George F. Will weighs in on the Huckabee deal. Three things: George F. Will writes for a living, he hopes to influence the presidential race, and the Republican race in particular, not that I link him with the Koch brothers or question his patriotism*. Apparently George F. Will has a concern about the Imperial or Pro-Colonial (Huckabee/Gingrich/Palin) wing of the Republican party.]
*just a short hand for intent in general
Showing posts with label Moore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moore. Show all posts
Monday, March 07, 2011
Monday, November 30, 2009
Vy Not? I'll Tell You Vy!
Climate quid ick? Ironic context? Not to mention historic misread. The real issue and the foe. These are just some core samples for later processing. But for now, I think that critics from all sides should consider that Obama's Tuesday speech is really a change. Just because he has "x" numbers of "troops" does not mean there is the same mission and that chain of command is not respected. (By the way this is quite a 4A here as in anachronistic and a bit anecdotal.)
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
"I'm king of the world!"
Speaking of being in the same boat * and cheesiest lines.
Gordon Brown floats a line: The G20 conference is no Bretton Woods but the kind of inflation we need is from the G2 to the G20 and the kind of deflation is from our leaders to chairs at the tables.
And the only thing more important than the four pillars of Obamanomics ** is holding the world together before it sinks together.
[The world is not the Titanic nor just a movie, but that does not mean there is not a tip of an iceberg.]
[More heads up at another table.]
[Just in case you wonder about the top line, the bottomline is "we the people"]
* "We the People" to "King of the World": "YOU'RE FIRED!" ...a letter from Michael Moore
** A Plea to Congress
Obamanomics:
We are all in this together.
Focus on the comprehensive if hard to comprehend interrelatedness of Education, Energy, Healthcare and World Finance.
Not to mention the cost of peace.
[4-14-09: The Boat added here and there]
Gordon Brown floats a line: The G20 conference is no Bretton Woods but the kind of inflation we need is from the G2 to the G20 and the kind of deflation is from our leaders to chairs at the tables.
And the only thing more important than the four pillars of Obamanomics ** is holding the world together before it sinks together.
[The world is not the Titanic nor just a movie, but that does not mean there is not a tip of an iceberg.]
[More heads up at another table.]
[Just in case you wonder about the top line, the bottomline is "we the people"]
* "We the People" to "King of the World": "YOU'RE FIRED!" ...a letter from Michael Moore
** A Plea to Congress
Obamanomics:
We are all in this together.
Focus on the comprehensive if hard to comprehend interrelatedness of Education, Energy, Healthcare and World Finance.
Not to mention the cost of peace.
[4-14-09: The Boat added here and there]
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Bring 'em On!
Guests like Michael Moore that is!
As reported on THE STEPHANIE MILLER SHOW(not yet a link there), Michael Moore made quite a scene on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer over the "track record" of mainstream media, in particular CNN. To his credit, Wolf Blitzer maintains his cool under a blistering but righteous attack by Michael Moore, and promised to tape a segment to be aired unedited today. [see Crooks and Liars]
Having seen Sicko this weekend, I highly recommend it, along with remembering that this is his fourth docudrama. Roger and Me. Bowling for Columbine. Farenheit 911. and now Sicko. Now that is a track record. As for Dr. Sanjay Gupta, his bias as a journalist has been apparent to me, and now his accuracy has been questioned. In particular he points to a $7000 per person for health care in the U.S. in the movie countered by actually $6096, while pointing at Moore's $25 per person in Cuba should be $229. But I recall and Moore confirms that the movie used the figure $251, not $25.
So "bring 'em on". Along with the likes of Stephanie Miller and the rest progressive crowd.
As reported on THE STEPHANIE MILLER SHOW(not yet a link there), Michael Moore made quite a scene on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer over the "track record" of mainstream media, in particular CNN. To his credit, Wolf Blitzer maintains his cool under a blistering but righteous attack by Michael Moore, and promised to tape a segment to be aired unedited today. [see Crooks and Liars]
Having seen Sicko this weekend, I highly recommend it, along with remembering that this is his fourth docudrama. Roger and Me. Bowling for Columbine. Farenheit 911. and now Sicko. Now that is a track record. As for Dr. Sanjay Gupta, his bias as a journalist has been apparent to me, and now his accuracy has been questioned. In particular he points to a $7000 per person for health care in the U.S. in the movie countered by actually $6096, while pointing at Moore's $25 per person in Cuba should be $229. But I recall and Moore confirms that the movie used the figure $251, not $25.
So "bring 'em on". Along with the likes of Stephanie Miller and the rest progressive crowd.
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