Wednesday, 28 July, 2004Everything is ultimately the Americans' faultWhile discussing the political ramifications of Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Moore's latest film, in his column a weeks ago, The Economist's commentator on American politics, the pseudonymous Lexington, made the following observation: But "Fahrenheit 9/11" also has some worrying implications for the Democrats. It reminds middle America that liberal activists like to blame their own country for the world's problems.Though I'm far from sure I agree with the "liberal" label Lexington apples, I have to concede (much as it pains me to do so) that such a tendency does indeed exist. posted 0317 Z-8 [more..] |
Navigation: home archives backgrounder Blogs:
au currant Miscellanea:
Care to contribute |
