[paudio]

This sort of thing that I expected they would do. It may be good if we tell ABC that people want to see the movie, so they won't have second thought. Please contact them:

http://abc.go.com/site/contactus.html

IMHO, we don't need to say anything about Clintonistas, etc., a simple message that we want to watch the movie I think will be fine.

[frogjerk]

I'm SHOCKED, I tell ya...SHOCKED!

[RexBeach]

ABC: Tower of Jello.

This would not have happened had it been President Bush and the GOP complaining.

[12th_Monkey]

I knew they would cave, spineless bast@rds!

[technomage]

What I sent to ABC, both local and national, a few days back:

The basic message of what I sent was this:

I have not watched ABC in years. Have not watched anything on ABC, period, either local or national.

But, if you put the 9/11 mini-series on, AS IS, I just might reconsider my decision and let the advertisers know this also.

[usmcobra]

Gee how do you tone it down?

Have him stare at the phone refusing to pick it up?

Or have him inadvertently hang up

[KC_Conspirator]

Achtung! Schnell! More outrageous lies and propaganda. Is ABC going to lead a book burning in the middle of town square now?

[onyx]

?

[Dallas59]

Methodists did 9/11 and Clinton is a Presbyterian...

[slowhand520]

I heard Jed Babbin talk about this yesterday and he said that even with this scene edited you cannot come away from this movie not seeing how little Clinton did

[GianniV]

Can you imagine if the Bush Administration called any network and asked it to edit out scenes on a TV show? Can you imagine the shrieking calls of censorship?

Unbelievable.

[frogjerk]

The Center for American Progress Action Fund, a liberal advocacy group, said Wednesday it had collected 25,000 letters asking ABC to either correct or cancel the mini-series.

When they say "correct" they really mean "be nice to Bubba!"

[DJ Frisat]

If this miniseries is full of lies and inaccuracies, bring on the lawsuits. There have been plenty of "inaccuracies" broadcast about the current administration, and I don't see them screaming for censorship.

[Jaxter]

The really ironic thing about all this is that if we started a boycott of the show's sponsors, the 'rats would start howling about censorship and how there was a 'whiff of facism in the air' and all that crap.

[GianniV]

Let me get this straight - the NY Times will run stories all day long exposing our secret tactics for tracking terrorists (against the wishes of the Bush Administration), but ABC will take a phone call from a liberal ex-President decide not to run certain scenes in a movie?

[SueRae]

I was going to give them credit for showing this film but they lose a lot of points for caving to the Clintonistas...so effing typical.

Just like Michael Moore corrected his version, right?../sarcasm off

[Gantz]

If this is true, it's damned unfortunate.

Of course, let us not forget how many sets of knee-pads ABC and all it's minions wore out while BJ was President of the United States.

So if this is true, it should really come as no surprise.

[GianniV]

By the end of the week, there will be a scenes added where Bush is ordering the 9/11 attacks and later on, Cheney will be using a remote control to steer the planes into the WTC, Pentagon and Pennsylvania field.

[tobyhill]

"ABC toned down a scene that involved Clinton's national security adviser, Samuel "Sandy" Berger, declining to give the order to kill bin Laden"

more like eliminated.

[Williams]

Sandy Berger is the felon who stole secret archived 9-11 documents in his pants and socks, in an effort to conceal the Clinton administration's failures. Why would anyone accomodate such a low life bum on the same topic?

They should add a scene in which this filthy bum pathetically stuffs documents in his pants in a desperate effort to conceal how badly he and the rest screwed up.

Sandy Berger's behavior in the national Archives was an outright admission of guilt.