[Sub-Driver]

i'll pass....

[Cindy]

Well, hmmmmmmmmm, that's the problem with creative, make it up as you go lame-stream media --- it's now found in TV movies, "documentaries," "docudramas," and many public school text books, and oh yes, in a movie theater near you.

*Cindy's "A LIE" graphic is the exclusive property of Cindy@TRUTHUSA.com*

[Laserman]

I'll not only pass, I sent a message to Showtime that, if they show the Reagans show, I will cancel my subscription. Tomorrow is the day!

[T Minus Four]

Dang it! I was going to subscribe to Showtime a while back so I could demand they cancel my subscription as soon as they announced an air date for this abomination!

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..in "The Reagans," the buildup of his political career is seen almost entirely as a function of the hopes and aspirations of others, rather than Reagan himself...

A bare faced lie.

There are countless accounts from those around President Reagan attesting to how immoveable he was, once his mind was made up. Peggy Noonan's book relates the way in which Mrs Reagan pulled out all stops to make him reverse his decision to go to Bitburg.

[stevem]

Did anyone actually watch this show?

[laredo44]

Reagan Movie Depicts Controlling First Lady, Often Befuddled Former President

And the befuddled guy takes out all of communism. Go figure.

[CyberAnt]

"depicts the former president as amiable but often confused, controlled to a large extent by his wife, Nancy, and presiding over a dysfunctional family"

This description more appropriately fits the Clintons than it does the Reagans. To me .. this movie is just more of the liberal "projection" method of blaming others for what they are doing themselves.

[international american]

I already cancelled Showtime....never watched much on it anyway.

[Uncle Hal]

I think I will listen to Drudge on the radio.