An actor without a script is about as useful as a car with an empty tank of gas; neither of them are very practical and all they really do is take up space. This is proven time and time again by such luminary thinkers such as Sean Penn, Susan Sarandon, Danny Glover, and a host [...]
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The American Thinker's Peter Barry Chowka, though a little wordy and adjectival, nevertheless does a good job thinking out Michael Moore's SiCKO stunt. He writes: |
      
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