What this posting lacks in creativity, imagination and originality, it makes up for in mediocrity.

Thumbs Up for this posting! I found the uncensored voice-of-the-people viewpoint to be refreshing and stimulating, in sharp contrast to the Corporate News coverage of the DNC. Roger always sold-out to CBS, and has a secret disdain for debates. Notice all his favorite movies lie in the Corporate, Disney-fied, formula genre, which stimulate one's appetite for unhealthy GMO foods. My lifetime contract with CBS now over, I can really come back to tell it like it is.

Indymedia is good family fare! -Gene

Her roger, you sure that's not your thumb up your ass?

Go gene go!

Gene always had a soft spot for C grade amateur home productions. Yet, I still have trouble believing that he would give this post a thumbs up. Perhaps he and the other ghost writers in movie purgatory ate a little too much genetic altered foodstuffs while up above ground, causing momentary delerium; for Everyone knows a CBS contract of loyalty is enforceable even beyond the grave.

I agree with Roger, this post is a resounding thumbsdown!

THUMBS UP! STOP BEING A CRITIC AND TALK ABOUT THE ISSUES. LET NADER IN THE DEBATES!

I agree with Gene and Ripley. Watching the Demmicans and the Replutocrats debate is as boring as watching movies with Roger. Let Nader dabate! -Leonard M.

PS: In the 2001 videoguide edition both 'Showdown in Seattle' and 'Breaking the Bank' rack up an impressive 4 stars!

A question for Mr. Ebert. Is it true that as bad as this post is, the authors of this are going to subject us, the America public, to a remake (to open Nov 7) of their camp disaster "Ralph Nader Gets Creamed 1996." Like that one, one hopes it will have only a one day run.

Ralph Nader as president would be a terrible. He does not practice what he preaches.

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This post should be rated "thumbs down" (one's throat), just out of sheer dumbness. Although, the debates should be open to other candidates.