Michael Moore tells Larry King that Hillary Clinton won’t be getting his vote. (It’s a morality thing.)
I am morally prohibited from voting for Hillary in the primaries because of her war votes,” says Moore. “I mean that not as a personal attack against her, but I simply can’t side with somebody who participated, whether willingly or unknowingly, as she claims, in something that has been so evil.”
Michael Moore was in Washington, DC early this week promoting his new film SiCKO — and talking a lot about what’s wrong with healthcare in America. Not surprisingly, Michelle Malkin takes issue with Moore’s proposals.
*MORE: From LA Times — “Sicko leaves top Democrats ill at ease. Leading candidates are sidestepping direct comment on filmmaker Michael Moore’s proposals for universal healthcare.” Full Story here.
More on Sicko: Michael Moore talking in Cannes says he admired Hillary Clinton for taking on health care 14 years ago but now he criticizes her for taking money from health-care companies. Harvey Weinstein, Sicko’s producer, says he asked to take out that slap at Hillary. Moore didn’t.
Michael Moore, promoting Sicko, his movie about the health care crisis, asks YouTubers to send in their horror stories and he will share them with Congress. (Via NewTeeVee)
Here are the responses so far. The ones I’ve watched — long, odd tales — fall under the heading, ‘be careful what you ask for.’
In an interview at the Cannes Film Festival, Michael Moore tells why he zaps Hillary Clinton in his new film SiCKO. Producer/Mogul Harvey Weinstein, a longtime Clinton supporter, tells a tall tale about why he asked Moore to cut the criticism.
