I was also excited when I saw the angry expression of the congressman in his speech in Congress, protesting the deprivation of voting rights of the group he represented. In particular, an African-American woman said loudly: "I don't care if it is signed by a member of conscript fathers..." There were applause and cheers from the audience, but unfortunately it was still not democratic enough. . . Gore, handsome and always adhering to the concept of environmental protection, finally left sadly.
The fat michael has so many different materials and historical materials, and I don't know how much money and words he spent. This is the freedom and happiness that a fat man with a sense of social responsibility or resentment can enjoy in a democratic society. He wanted to do it, and he did it. In the country where we grew up, if you want to do it, then think about it or not. A serious and detail-oriented director, during BUSH's reign, made a documentary that ruthlessly attacked the BUSH family, and won an award, such a thing can only happen in USA.
Although documentaries sometimes look for objects that seem to lack credibility and objectivity, they still appreciate the director's meticulousness and perseverance. From hometown to Iraq, from common people to senior officials and even BUSH himself. What I saw was a fat man with a small abacus. He quietly provoked the relationship between the government and the people. However, our patriotic compatriots looked so relieved.
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