This article appeared in today's Philadelphia Inquirer.
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/9912277.htm <snip>
Posted on Thu, Oct. 14, 2004
Film assailing Kerry's antiwar stand to open in Abington
A radio host set up the showing. It is the same film that a broadcaster has told its TV stations to air.
By Daniel Rubin
Inquirer Staff Writer
Stolen Honor, the documentary that calls Sen. John Kerry's stance against the Vietnam War a "betrayal" of his fellow veterans, will have its world premiere Tuesday at an Abington theater.
It will be the first public showing of the 42-minute film, which the Sinclair Broadcast Group has instructed its 62 television stations to run before the Nov. 2 election, reaching nearly a quarter of the nation's households. Democrats are trying to stop its TV broadcast.
Spurred by Dom Giordano, the conservative talk-show host on Philadelphia's WPHT-AM (1210), the movie producer has rented a 450-seat room at the Baederwood 4 Theatre for a 7 p.m. showing.
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The question is, what to do about it?
One thought I had is to take a bunch of enlistment forms and hand them out to all the age-appropriate repukes going in to see this piece of crap.
Anyone have other ideas?