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*[http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2008/08/16/comedy-director-spoofs-michael-moore-hollywood-liberals New Film Spoofs Michael Moore and Hollywood Liberals] | *[http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2008/08/16/comedy-director-spoofs-michael-moore-hollywood-liberals New Film Spoofs Michael Moore and Hollywood Liberals] | ||
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Revision as of 03:43, October 26, 2010
David Zucker is an American filmmaker with conservative political leanings. In a short film on YouTube, he compared Iran's dictator to Hitler, and rather pointedly compared Reagan aide James Baker to the naive Neville Chamberlain. [1] A former liberal, he is the director and a writer of An American Carol, a movie mocking the far left. He says Dennis Prager helped him become conservative, but 9/11 really helped him realize why he should be conservative. He also is a friend of Dennis Prager. He has friends in the Republican Jewish Coalition.
External links
- New Film Spoofs Michael Moore and Hollywood Liberals
- Senator Barbara Boxer spoof: Call Me Senator video
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