Sinclair to-do
Sinclair Broadcasting is rationalizing running the anti-Kerry movie "Stolen Honor" by saying they will allow Kerry to come on and rebut the charges. These are the same clowns who refused to run the "Nightline" tribute to the troops who died in Iraq. Sooo, you know what they're all about.

This is nothing like "Farenheit 9-11", which is the analogy that some are trying to make. Put "Stolen Honor" in the theaters and let everyone who wants to watch it pay their money.(By the way, I heard they sold 2 million copies of "F 9-11" the first day it was on sale.)

Or how about this? Show "Stolen Honor", followed by "F 9-11". Then let people decide. By the way, the guy who produced "Stolen Honor" has been paid very well throughout his career by defending Rev. Moon. And another "by the way," Rev. Moon owns the Washington Times, which explains they crazy-ass nature of that newspaper. Hey, I've got nothing against Moon except he's a crazy mutha.

Back to Sinclair, let's put it this way: suppose ABC decided it was going to show "F 9-11" in prime time, with this one caveat: they would allow Pres. Bush to come on live to rebut the allegations. You think that would sit right with the Repubs?