Has Michael Moore embraced 'republican' views on Iraq?

Question

I read his letter (01/10) and cannot help but think he finally 'gets' it.

Michael Moore's letter to the president: http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/message

Answer 1

Moore were hated so much by those who wanted to push the War in Iraq. And these haters of Moore succeeded... remember how more than 80% of Americans wanted the Iraq War in 2003?These haters of Moore saw him as a threat for stopping the advancement of the Iraq War... and these promoters and supporters of the Iraq War can today live with the guilt for the more than 3018 now dead American soldiers and more that 21,000 wouned ones!

Answer 2

After having read Michael Moore's letter, I can only assume that the letters reference made as to how America viewed President Bush's speech, and by Mr. Moore's statement as to understanding what was said regarding our present mission in Iraq, and lastly his presumptive statements as to why our troops were sent to Iraq in the first place, leaves me with very little choice through thinking but to conclude from this letter to the President, that Michael Moore did not only fail in the watching or listening to the speech President Bush gave, but it is also very likely Mr. Moore has not understood very much regarding any governmental action, or very much of anything for that matter, ever. But one can only analyze this through reading his letter.

Answer 3

I doubt that Moore wouldn't embrace anything Republican in its current form of religious doctrine and exclusivity. Having said that, I think it's difficult to disagree with some of the right's ideals in their purest forms. These ideals are smaller government, free enterprise and personal responsibility. Too bad nothing in the party these days even remotely resemble those ideals. Leaves moderates like me out in the cold. Don't like the Republicans these days, but don't want to associate with the alternative.

In the end, please note that when it comes to the war, MOORE WAS RIGHT! I hate to say it, but even the Republicans admit that the war was a failed exercise and the reasoning behind it was suspect at best and criminal at worst.

Answer 4

Mr Moore is a big fat lying phony. He is unstable and worships the dollar just as many do. I suggest not putting much stock in anything he has to say as he puts his personal spin on the "documentaries" he makes. F 9/11 was nothing more than a personal attack on the Bush family based in a large part on spin and fabrication and so many bought into it, it was frightening.

Answer 5

How much time on your hands do you have that you want to spend any of it reading the drivel that comes from Michael Moore's commie brain? Don't get me wrong, Bush is a falied president...but Moore is just nauseating in every respect.

Answer 6

Your question about "why" must be preceded by using the question "Are Republicans jealous of Michael Moore" - the reply is not any. Why would all and sundry be jealous of a liar and anti-american socialist ?

Answer 7

Michael Moore is nothing but a fat slob and no one should pay attention to him.

Answer 8

The only time he would embrace something Republican would be if you wrote Republican on a sandwich. IMO that man is a complete idiot.

Answer 9

Political parties are merely an illusion, because THIS secret and evil group has been in control of everything for far too long!...
http://www.rense.com/general58/suspre.htm

Answer 10

Michael fat *** more touching anthing remotely republican is tantamount to rape and I will scream this liberal pig should stay as far away from the GOP as he can