Michael Moore is making sense on Facebook this morning.

[catbyte]

I have real problems with him, but I think his analysis is right. Here's a portion of his post on Facebook:



Edited to add a link to the entire post:

https://www.facebook.com/mmflint/posts/10157341152246857

[lagomorph777]

1. I am hot and cold on MM, but this discussion is very encouraging!

[FM123]

2. I too, have mixed feelings about MM but I agree with this:

"This is not over. Stop crying! There is no crying in Trump Removal!"

[anamnua]

3. Characteristic common sense

from the excellent and articulate Mr. Moore.

[hlthe2b]

4. MM is quite capable of rendering good and common sense when he wants to.

This is a valid assessment.

[localroger]

5. MM almost always makes sense

The reason so many have a problem with him is that he often sensibly says things we don't really want to hear.

[mathematic]

6. He never lets an opportunity to attack democrats go to waste

Look at him blame the DNC for, what, exactly? Being optimistic about states in the south? It looks like there's a real good chance GA ends up for biden and yet he talks about texas and ohio because if he said georgia his anti-democrat rant would look like the nonsense that it is.

[DeminPennswoods]

8. Even if Dems didn't get TX or SC

enough Dem votes can change the direction of specific areas. Look no further than Harris county, TX for proof.

[Thunderbeast]

7. For 30 years...

...Michael Moore has been begging Democrats to PAY ATTENTION to Americans who work with their hands. His ego should not be the reason we disregard his message.

Blue collar workers and rural resident share most of the same challenges as marginalized urban dwellers. We have let the coastal investor class and the behemoth defense, oil, and healthcare industries divide those with common interests and purchase an enabling government to guarantee their wealth and status.

His films show dark truths about the reality vs. the mythology of the American story.

[Dem2]

9. He pissed me off before the election, but he was right

It was close enough that he may have possibly scared enough blue-collar Democrats off their couch, who the hell knows?

[question everything]

10. Just to add, re:Minnesota - Clinton won by 40,000 votes in 2016

But Biden won by 250,000 votes.