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Telegram for Mr. Ebert

I read about half of Roger Ebert's incredible review of the "Death of a President," the left wing movie about killing George Bush, and then lost it (for the 13th time today). Ebert titles his screed "TIFF: Who shot Bush?," as in, "What's the big deal? it's not like somebody was questioning Al Gore's global warming gospels?" "Death of a President," the documentary-style speculative fiction about the assassination of the 43rd President of the United States, is seamless, intelligent and maybe even necessary to an understanding of George W. Bush's role in the world today, and his place in the wider scope of history. Especially when public awareness of the facts about his administration lags so far behind what has already been documented.'' We went right into production, and after 90 minutes of arduous filming, rewrites, union strikes, and attacks by George Clooney, I have my response. I give you ... MY RESPONSE, in wide-screen Schlong-O-Vision.