However, knowing American’s xenophobia and ornery contrariness, it is Meanwhile, we are sure the White House is celebrating a banner day today. links to both stories on Drudge<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The big news from Cannes is that Michael Moore’s new anti-Bush flick received the longest standing ovation in the history of the festival. It is increasingly obvious that if voters around the world could take part in American elections (considering … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/kerrycannes.jpg\")
The
\n big news from Cannes<\/a> is
\n that Michael Moore’s new anti-Bush flick received the longest standing
\n ovation in the history of the festival.
\n It is increasingly obvious that if voters around the world could take
\n part in American elections (considering the extent to which their lives
\n and destinies are dependent on what the US President decides to do, maybe
\n that isn’t such a ridiculous argument) it would be a walk-over, and Dubya
\n and his posse would be back on the ranch faster than Cheney could get
\n himself to an undisclosed location.<\/p>\n
\n a safe bet that if they know the rest of the world wants them to act in
\n a certain way, they will promptly do the exact opposite.<\/p>\n
\n Not only is a picture of a half-naked Kerry daughter, also at Cannes, circulating
\n on the Internet, but his home state went and stepped on a nest of wasps
\n in
\n the form
\n of legalized gay marriages. What a twisted system we have when the Presidential
\n candidates count their victories by how many interest groups the other candidate
\n pisses off….<\/p>\n