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This says it all <img src="http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20040831/capt.rnc21908310222.cvn_moore_rnc219.jpg" border=0>

What's the 'L' for? 'Little' dick?

ATTACK!

I can't stand that fat ass...In fact I disaprove of his very existance...Liberals are just upset because the Republicans are getting it done with a swagger and conviction...Maybe we should have Arnie go Terminator on him...Cracks me up when I watch the movie Predator, when you have the future Governers of Minnesota and California, spinning out lines like "I don't have time to bleed"


Edited by - chadrewsky on Aug 31 2004 08:20 AM

Oh damn....i never really put that togehter...two former Guvs in one movie, lol. That's pretty funny.

Moore is a fucking "L"oser.

"I came here to kick ass and chew bubblegum...and i'm all out of bubblegum".

I its to bad whale oil isn't still in regular use... Moore would then be worth something...

You look as lost as a bastard child on Fathers day.

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That POS has absolutely no class. If anyone looks like a loser it's Moore <spit>.

"Live every day like it's the last, 'cause one day you're gonna be right!" Ray Charles (6/10/04 was the day)

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<i>GOP 2004: Moore Won't Return to Madison Square Garden

By Joe Strupp

Published: August 31, 2004

NEW YORK Following all the commotion last night, Michael Moore will not be returning to Madison Square Garden for the Republican National Convention, E&P has learned. According to editors at USA Today, which is publishing his daily column this week, Moore told them that he was choosing not to return again.

However, they said he would continue to write his daily column and they stressed that in no way did they second-guess their decision to have him write the commentary.

Last month, Ann Coulter, who had been hired by USA Today to write a column at the Democratic National Convention, quit after the editors requested many changes in her first submission.

After entering the Garden Monday night with USA Today credentials, Moore was criticized by Sen. John McCain in his speech, setting off prolonged boos and taunts in the arena.

"We had hoped we would be able to put Moore in place where he could actually listen to speeches and not disrupt anything," Ken Paulson, USA Today editor, told E&P today. "The idea was not to put him in the line of sight while giving him the opportunity to observe. Now Moore doesn't plan to return to the convention. I think he saw the down side of his attending. We will have the four days of his column and I hope people will take time to read what he wrote.

"We never want to be the story. Ann Coulter tired of our editing suggestions and she quit," Paulson added. "We are just a newspaper trying to be balanced day in and day out."

Paulson said the paper, from the start, declined to request a floor pass for Moore, knowing that would likely set off tumult.

Owen Ullmann, the paper's deputy editorial page editor, said "I was not surprised that he would attract attention but was surprised by the extent of the media frenzy. Regrettably the security people ushered him into an area that caused a media frenzy." Now, he added, "it's Moore's call on how he plans to cover it."
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