Is this real? Bush the movie...

[Todd33]

http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2004/08/20/chetwynd_bossie/index_np.html

The next salvo in the cinematic campaign war of 2004 is "The Big Picture," a documentary film attacking John Kerry sponsored by David Bossie's Citizens United, the right-wing group that unsuccessfully sued to stop national advertising of Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11." But Bossie's latest project could create legal problems for him and his organization -- in part because Lionel Chetwynd, the award-winning director, is working not only on the documentary but also on two shorter films to be screened at the Republican National Convention.

The director's simultaneous involvement in both the convention films and the Bossie documentary raises eyebrows among campaign finance experts, because Citizens United is a tax-exempt foundation legally restricted from "coordinating" its "independent" political broadcasts or messages with the Bush-Cheney campaign or the Republican National Committee. If Chetwynd, Bossie, or anyone else working on "The Big Picture" discussed that project with RNC officials or the Bush-Cheney reelection committee, they could be violating the law.

Great, here comes the cowboy propaganda. This ought to be funny.

 

[dannybin1742]

i tell ya, i can't believe the ignorance in this country, its the only reason this administration has gotten away with so much

 

[RabidMongoose]

I doubt that it'll get wide distribution.