Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas has been taking a lot of flak for skipping a ceremony at the White House held yesterday to honor him and his Boston Bruins teammates for winning the Stanley Cup. But now that Thomas has stepped into the political arena, he’s begun taking fire from an unexpected source: left-wing filmmaker Michael Moore. (more)
1.) Newt est à court d’idées — Hey, did you know Mitt Romney speaks French? Well, you do now. And that means… ummmm… TheDC’s Alex Pappas reports: (more)
Academy award-winning filmmaker Michael Moore told The Daily Caller in an exclusive interview that he wants the United States to enact a 50 percent tax rate for America’s highest-earning taxpayers, but would not donate to the U.S. Treasury himself. (more)
Just how horrific was last Friday’s UC-Davis police reaction to the campus’ Occupy protest? While no one died, documentary filmmaker Michael Moore believes it is historically significant — perhaps even as grand as one of the more “iconic” protest events in the 20th century. (more)
Daily Caller roving Colorado video correspondent Kelly Maher dove back into the Occupy Denver mire on Thursday to catch a glimpse of the voluminous Michael Moore and his equally voluminous voice — assisted, in any event, by an amplified bullhorn. (more)
Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of Comedy Central’s “South Park,” have a history of mocking liberal causes in their animated series. On the show’s Wednesday broadcast, it was the Occupy Wall Street movement’s turn. (more)
Michael Moore — documentary filmmaker and ardent advocate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange — declared that the ‘most wanted’ man by the U.S. government deserve his help during a speech at Georgetown University in September. The liberal film maker was responding to a question about his posting bail for Assange, arguing that WikiLeaks was ‘performing an incredible service.’ (more)
Either Michael Moore movies aren’t that profitable for him, or he’s having a real identity crisis. (more)
Watching the protesters camped out in Manhattan and in a few other metropolitan areas brings to mind Yogi Berra’s insight that it’s “déjà vu all over again.” The similarities to and shared contradictions with the anti-war and anti-establishment protesters prevalent on college campuses when I attended undergraduate and graduate school in the late 1960s and early 1970s are astounding … and humorous. (more)
With protesters impeding traffic, shouting slogans, holding signs and generally disrupting financial centers across the country, most notably Wall Street, the logical question is, why? (more)
They’re mad as hell and they’re not going to take it anymore. But there’s just one problem: No one in the Occupy Wall Street movement seems to know what “it” is. (more)
Michael Moore is a supporter of openness and debate, unless you’re from The Daily Caller. (more)
Bad news for Jon Huntsman came Monday night in a large, baseball cap-wearing package. (more)
Michael Moore defends Obamacare and healthcare programs similar to it around the world. Moore says the only “things you maybe have to wait for” are a knee replacement surgery or cataracts. (more)
Could Matt Damon be the next candidate to jump into the race for the presidency? The Guardian’s Paul Harris seems to think the idea isn’t so far out. (more)
As some progressives become increasingly vocal in their grumblings against the once-revered President Obama, leftist movie maker Michael Moore has decided to show his support for an unlikely candidate: actor Matt Damon. (more)
Deceptive documentarian Michael Moore has an innovative suggestion for how President Obama should deal with the nation’s first-ever credit downgrade by Standard & Poor’s: Arrest S&P’s CEO. (more)
Conservative gunslinger Ann Coulter fires some acerbic salvos at Michael Moore, Keith Olbermann, Bill Maher and Chris Matthews in her new book, “Demonic: How The Liberal Mob Is Endangering America.” (more)
It’s hard to believe that we can handle pictures of Mussolini’s hanging, bodies flung on top of each other in Nazi concentration camps, kids burned with napalm in Vietnam and Michael Moore tanning but not one of Osama bin Laden dead. (more)
The best professional poker players in the world earn millions by reading and reacting to “tells,” their opponents’ verbal and nonverbal traits. They notice the way an opponent is smiling, frowning, laughing, tapping their hands, sweating, or blinking their eyes. All these “tells” can be signs of their opponent’s cards. For poker players, the ability to read “tells” is the difference between living the life of their dreams and going bankrupt. (more)
