Bush in 30 Seconds

:: In my short lifetime, I cannot remember a US presidential campaign with so many anti-incumbent movements before the election. George Soros and Michael Moore were on Charlie Rose last night, both speaking out against Bush, with Soros essentially dedicating the next year of his life to ending the Bush doctrine, which he believes to be a "temporary abberation." Soros continues to provide leadership for an open society on this planet, with his Open Society Institute and Soros Foundation Network. Moore's next movie, Fahrenheit 9-11, will examine the links between the Bush and bin Laden families.

Tonight I learned of the contest, Bush in 30 Seconds, in which contestants were asked to create a 30-second ad to explain and expose the failure of Bush's policies. Of more than one thousand ads submitted, 26 were chosen as finalists. The five winners are here, and the overall best ad, "Child's Pay", is absolutely devestating, frightening, in fact, in its power and imagery - an ad with no dialogue, proving that pictures are indeed worth thousands of words.

Then check out Billionaires for Bush - "Because the deficit isn't growing fast enough."