Bush assassinated...in movie!
The reaction to this bit of fiction is funny, FoxNews finally has their very own version of the JonBenet Ramsey Killer, which to their credit they covered far less than the other news channels did, if only because early on Roger Ailes realized that there was little Bush poopaganda potential in a ten-year-old murder of a six-year-old beaty pageant winner from Boulder, Colorado. But not so with this film. Nothing seems to activate the Base like the possible assassination of the feckless leader, and since there has been no real assassination attempt, well a fictional one may be the next best thing. Did Rupert Murdock secrecretly fund this film? FoxNews is seemingly concentrating on this item to the near total exclusion of all other news.
In fact they already have the President being shot by someone who gets the idea to kill him from the film. And they are running with it. Peter King, Long Island's own Republican fire brand, is on and foaming at the mouth far more than ususal. Yes, as one woman said, even if the film is banned in America, people will just go across the boarder to see it in Canada. And after, since "life imitates art," someone will come back and decide to kill Bush. Personally, I think the movie was made by the White House, to generate discussions, such as this one, about assassinating the President. When it comes time for the round up of dissidents before Bush publicly decides to take Rocky Vaccerella's advise and run one more time, they will start with those who praised this film or defended it. So be careful how you respond to this, it's a trap!