Something wicked in the states of America

AND Imelda Marcos thought she had it bad when Ramona Diaz made a documentary about her. President George W. Bush is treated with the same dishonor, and in this case, it comes courtesy of controversial Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore.

In his opus, Fahrenheit 9/11, Moore presents the President as a schemer who is not unlike the fictional TV villain JR Ewing. While Diaz tried to be fair with her subject, Moore lets it be known that he’s no fan of President Bush. Fahrenheit 9-11 is all about the way the Bush Administration had handled the 9/11 attacks. The film kicks off during the 2000 US Presidential Election with Moore’s theories on how Bush had cheated his way to the White House taking center stage.