Fahrenheit 9/11 controversy may burn Bush more than film itself

Terry Prone

"I wouldn't miss it," she told the interviewer. "Once they tried to ban it, I knew I had to see it."

When she stepped back into the queue, she was glowing. Hey, back in the 60s, you had to march, stick a flower in the business end of a soldier's gun and get night-sticked by a hostile cop in order to affirm your liberal status. These days, all you have to do is pay $6 to see Michael Moore's latest documentary.