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To: tejek who wrote (177657)	11/6/2003 5:04:20 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574492

Ted, Arnold is a slimeball when it comes to women. EOM. Don't forget that Arnold is also a neo-Nazi and an Enron crony. This according to the "mainstream media" who never sensationalizes anything, never gets anything wrong, and never pursues a liberal agenda. See #reply-19405781 if you don't believe the LA Times was out to get Arnold. Get caught? Over one statement? You're getting hysterical over nada! Yes, they got caught. No, it wasn't just over one statement. No, I'm not the one getting hysterical. Why not listen to Reagan's own children, who found a lot of misrepresentations in the script, not to mention blatant factual errors? (#reply-19472383) Don't kid yourself........CBS's CEO has been threatened from several corners. From the LA Times (yes, the same LA Times that was out to get Arnold): latimes.com According to people close to Moonves, he groused about the direction of the project when he viewed a rough cut a couple of weeks ago. "This isn't the movie I thought I was getting," Moonves said, according to one source. The CBS chief was evidently upset that he wasn't seeing the love story that he had ordered. Though Moonves is a staunch Democrat who had strong ties to the Clinton White House, he also was apparently concerned that the tone of the miniseries was unduly sensational. Even after a second edit, one insider said, "He felt it crossed the line between entertainment and advocacy." Whatever the real motive behind the shift from CBS to Showtime — the political heat or Moonves' own disgust with the product — it was an odd turn for a man more accustomed to fighting to keep things on his airwaves. Tenchusatsu