As an antidote to the National Review columnists' take on the latest left-wing political tract from Hollywood, New York Times columnist Frank Rich thinks the film's title character might be a better chief executive than the two current candidates.
Regardless of what you think of Rich's politics, he certainly seems to appreciate the movie more than his ideological opposites at NR.
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They're ALL robots, so what would be the difference? What with idiot-boy bush guttying the 4th amendment, and the spending spree torture loving repblicans and the spineless Democratic party--at least Wall-e has a heart.
make that "gutting" the Fourth Amendment.
Wall-E totally looks like the robot from "Short Circuit"... minus the cheesy 80's style of course
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