I hope Mr. Moore reads these comments.

In the Iraq Resolution, Bush agreed to, quote: "work with the U.N. Security Council to meet the common challenge posed by Iraq."

Mr. Bush did not abide by his own resolution to work with the U.N. to meet the challenge of Iraq and broke his word to our own representatives in Congress and the Senate.
In 3/7/03 the U.N. inspectors reported there was no evidence of a WMD program and requested more time to complete their work. Bush dismissed their report, declaring the U.S. forces were on their way.
Senators who voted for the resolution voted for Bush to work with the U.N. He egregiously did not. It was a binding agreement. He broke it. Stop blaming others for his preemptive war.

Remember how Micheal Moore got Kerry elected!

To the HRC club, commmon. I actually support Obama, and HRC HAD an out on the war. She couuld HAVE said it was based on manipulated intel. While a more subtle form of the "misled" argument, it could have saved face(s). Instead, she him haws on her support, and cannot admit she was wrong. THAT is called taking responsibility, and we've spent 7 years thus far with a President like that.

I agree. I will never vote for Hill.

How sick are you of hearing the comparison of Obama to John F. Kennedy and/or Martin Luther King JR.? It was started by Obama in one of his preachings and these blind fools keep repeating it as though there was an iota of reality to it. He has nowhere near the work experience, life experiences, knowledge or competence of either man!

How about we let Obama practice at being president after Hillary has cleaned up some of the many, huge messes left by Bush/Cheney! Oh yah, Obama’s wife said that ‘if he was not elected now, they would move on to another place and would not run again’…I wonder how deep their convictions go. He is a young man! Makes you think doesn’t it?

And why are the Men in this country content to sit home and take the risk of having another inexperienced, incompetent elected president in this time of so many problems, rather than vote for a Woman? Show some guts man! And don’t worry, you’ll be in the booth alone…None of your macho friends will know it was you…

saw you on larry king. and hope your new movie is on corp fascism the real threat to americans.

thank you for your movies loved the part where you can get faran. 9/11 shown in other countries but not america.

hope you win the award for best doc. pic.

sicko was a master piece. l laughed I cried and people clapped at the end. great movie.

do you know how rare it is for people to clap at the end of movie. seen it two three times in my life.

As Obama's health insurance is as costly as Clinton's,but is not covering 15-30 millions people,

Obama's premiums must be high in the skys.

Read Matt Taibis aricle here about the dems.
Most of them are useless and sold us down the river. And Hillary was right there along with them.

Obama isn't perfect but he represents change. His antiwar stance may not do much for a while, but its better than the hawkishness of HRC. He is waking up the unwashed (and stupid) masses to what has been going on in DC.

We don't stand a chance with Billary.

Mr Moore,

Would you find it slightly repulsive to vote for Obama who is not only related to Chenney but he voted for the CHenney Oil Bill to increase payments to the big oil companies that help raise the price of oil to $100 er barrel?

The same Chenny oil companies and buddies that American soldiers are working and giving their lives for in Iraq?

Think!

The only economist I ever understood, Paul Krugman recently wrote this in the New York Times:

"If Mr. Obama gets to the White House and tries to achieve universal coverage, he’ll find that it can’t be done without mandates — but if he tries to institute mandates, the enemies of reform will use his own words against him.

If you combine the economic analysis with these political realities, here’s what I think it says: If Mrs. Clinton gets the Democratic nomination, there is some chance — nobody knows how big — that we’ll get universal health care in the next administration. If Mr. Obama gets the nomination, it just won’t happen."

I am intellectually prohibited from listening to a man who found no distinction between Al Gore and GW Bush.

I have a lot of sympathy for Michael Moore.

I could not vote for Clinton in the primary because of the war either.

On the other hand, I couldn't vote for Obama in the primary either because of his weak, non-universal health care "plans".

That left me voting for the sole remaining Democrat Mike Gravel, who at least is right on the issues, even though he probably won't win a single delegate.

But, the stakes are too high and differences between McCain and Clinton or Obama are enough that I will certainly hold my nose and vote for whichever of these two DLC candidates the nominee is. I expect Michael Moore will do the same.

I say ,OBAMA can find common ground with republicans.

For example,HEALTH CARE

He came short by 15-30 millions uninsured.

So,probably 45-50 millions UNINSURED,i'd say

would be GOOD COMPROMISE FOR OBAMA SUPPORTERS and REPUBLICANS .

i watched this particular interview w/ MM. he did not "cry out" or "yell"...he was simply, matter-of-factually and respectfully stating the reasons why he cannot, morally, vote for her...it was because of her votes in favor of the war. end of story. he was asked, he answered. Lots of folks feel that way, its not "news" or "startling" by any means.

MSM cannot just report it the Way it Actually happened..it would put everyone to sleep, so "they" make something BIG out of it...or at least "they" try..

I dont support Hillary, respectfully, either, but i bet This statement wont make headlines.

Right on, Michael. I'm with you ALL THE WAY. The difference between me and you, however, is my morals won't allow me to vote for her in the GE, either. OBAMA '08!