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Michael Moore is running for President, just not in the U.S.

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The long-awaited DVD of Bowling for Columbine is finally out-- it's been bouncing between #3 and #4 on the amazon.com top ten-- and that alone is cause for celebration (now I can finally retire my VCD copy), but last week Michael Moore went to Belfast and delivered the speech of his life. Even though he later mocked the idea of a presidential run on his part, in 50 minutes he said more about what's right and (especially) wrong with his country than all nine of the Dems currently applying for the gig have said in months. The best part is the chapter he reads from his next book, Dude, Where's My Country, where he talks about the Bush Administration's Reign of Fear, and his words and delivery are both funny and fire-breathing.

You can hear or download the speech, Q&A, and press conference at this page, part of A-infos Radio Project's excellent Michael Moore collection (go to search and type in his name for about a dozen other interviews and speeches). Note: The files are quite long, but if you're a fan of Mike's, I think you'll find them worth your time.

Posted by Steve Monaco at August 20, 2003 10:38 PM

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