The official transcript from “The War Room” is now available. Mickey Kantor “never impugned Hoosiers.” Filmmakers Chris Hegedus and D A Pennebaker write: “We would like to respond to some erroneous statements made today about our film, THE WAR ROOM. These statements alleged certain remarks to Mickey Kantor that simply are not true. The transcript of the scene in question confirms this.” The official transcript: GEORGE AND CARVILLE: Indiana, we’re ahead. JACQUELINE: Indiana! GEORGE: Kentucky. CARVILLE: Kentucky is five....
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IndyStar Endorses Clinton
The IndyStar endorsed Hillary Clinton today: “Experience makes Clinton better choice in primary.” The next commander in chief will take office at a time of extraordinary risk for this nation, both at home and abroad. The challenges — including those posed by a sagging economy, rising energy and food costs, the gap in health care, wars in two countries and threats from Iran — are complex. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton is the better choice, based on her...
Spring 1968: The Night the Cops Tried to Kill Me at Columbia
April 30, 1968 With billy clubs swinging, bloodying heads, a phalanx of riot police stomped their way through the crowd of faculty supporters standing outside Fayerweather Hall. No one was given a chance to walk away. The police then proceeded to smash in the main doors of the Hall where students had been camped out for a week — and to systematically drag students down the stone stairs to the lawns out front. Nobody was violently resisting. Many of...
Indiana Slur Video Is Conspiracy
The wingnuts and Obamabots in the blogosphere were abuzz this morning about a video clip from the movie “The War Room,” of Mickey Kantor, a former Clinton advisor, purportedly saying derogatory things about the residents of Indiana. The clip has been doctored. According to D.A. Pennebaker, the director of “The War Room,” the clip from his film “had been doctored” to produce the YouTube version. Sphere: Related Content
Late Night: Carlos Santana & Eric Clapton – Jingo
Following up with last night’s Late Night: Carlos Santana & Sarah McLachlan – Angel, tonight is the “Guitar Gods“… Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton perform Jingo at the 2004 Crossroads Festival: More distraction from the daily grind of the political madness in the news and the blogosphere. Sphere: Related Content
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