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HBO's Recount and the Florida Primary

                   
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May 27, 2008
        
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I constantly toy with whether we should get rid of HBO as part of our cable service. The ultimate take-away came at the end of the movie when Kevin Spacey, playing the role of Ron Klain, laments that perhaps Al Gore would have won Florida if they had decided to recount ALL the votes in the... [read full story]                    

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HBO Calls It For Gore

 freerepublic.com May 28, 2008
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HBO’s Recounting of the Gore-Bush Mess In Florida!! How Vote The Critics On RECOUNT??

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HBO Calls It For Gore

freerepublic.com
May 28, 2008
        

Media: We know the 2000 race is over and all the hanging chads fell long ago. Yet HBO tries to "Recount" the votes one more time and — guess what — George W. Bush is still president.On Sunday, we were treated to HBO's retelling, the umpteenth retelling, of the Democratic Party talking points on...

New HBO Movie Retells Florida's 2000 Election

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May 27, 2008
        

Right in the middle of this year's presidential election battle, HBO this weekend gave a reprise of Florida's infamous role in 2000. Some of Florida's more famous politicians got to see themselves portrayed by actors famous, and not so famous, in the movie "Recount."

HBO's 'Recount' Depicts Contested 2000 Election

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May 27, 2008
        

A new HBO film chronicles the dramatic battle for the presidency between George W. Bush and Al Gore. The movie depicts five weeks of ballot recounting in Florida through news footage from the 2000 election and dramatic recreations.» E-Mail This » Add to...

HBO's 'Recount' Depicts Contested 2000 Election

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May 27, 2008
        

A new HBO film chronicles the dramatic battle for the presidency between George W. Bush and Al Gore. The movie depicts five weeks of ballot recounting in Florida through news footage from the 2000 election and dramatic recreations. ... ... Audio for this story will be...

Recount

theneweditor.com
May 27, 2008
        

National Review's Byron York: [Thursday] night I watched the new movie Recount, which premieres Sunday night on HBO. I think the plot might best be described this way: Once upon a time there was an election. A very good man won the election, but it was really, really...

HBO's Next Florida Thriller?

cqpolitics.com
May 27, 2008
        

The airing this week of HBO's riveting new film about the 2000 electoral meltdown in Florida seems especially poignant for a week that is set to end with a contentious hearing of the state's latest vote-counting squabble. HBO's "Recount" brilliantly weaves a coherent narrative through the...

                   

Recount

newcritics.com
May 27, 2008
        

Cross-posted from The Chutry Experiment Starting with its premiere last night on HBO, I’ve been watching bits and pieces of Recount (IMDB), the cable channel’s dramatization of the month-long battle between Democrats and Republicans in the aftermath of the 2000 election. I did ultimately watch...

Mugging the Election System: From HBO's "Recount" to 2008: By Harvey Wasserman

buzzflash.net
May 26, 2008
        

This weekend's fast-moving, long-overdue HBO docu-drama ‘Recount’ - on the theft of the 2000 election stopped four years short. It did a riveting job of portraying how Team Bush, headed by James Baker, strong-armed its way into the presidency. But it's now time for the major media to finally face...

HBO's Recount: A review

tvsquad.com
May 26, 2008
        

Filed under: Cable/Satellite, Episode Reviews, Reality-FreeAfter the first 15 minutes of the HBO movie Recount, I was so upset, so filled with rage that I wondered if I wanted to watch the rest of the movie. Did I want to relive the events of November 7, 2000? Did I want to watch what happened,...

                   

HBO's 'Recount' and Kevin Spacey lose Florida, but may win Emmy elections with Katherine Harris

latimes.com
May 26, 2008
        

Reax to HBO's riveting "Recount," starring Kevin Spacey, are so socko that it's obviously a front-runner to win the Emmy election for best TV movie. Close rival: HBO's "Bernard and Doris." "Recount" also competes against "An American Crime" (Showtime), "For...

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