Watergate-The Sequel Bigger and badder than the first.
A movie of political intrigue, cover-up, and incompetence to be shown in a theater not near you.
When: Probably never.
Where: Who knows
Length: 8 long agonizing years
Rated: W for what were we thinking of
Review: 5 stars-1 star for each scandal
Storyline: A true story of an incompetent, egotistical teleprompter man elected as president of the United States who went about to transform America into a Chicago like land of scandal and cover-ups. With the scandals of Fast and Furious, Solyndra, Benghazi, IRS, and AP phone records, there were so many "gates" to choose from on forming a select committee that an equally incompetent congress decided on none. I would like to tell you this story has a happy ending, but that ending is still to be written.
Cast: Barack Obama as President Richard M. Nixon
Jay Carney as Presidential press spokesman, Ron Ziegler
Eric Holder as Attorney General John Mitchell
Gregory Hicks as whistleblower John Dean
The mainstream media as the "Plumbers"
Rahm Emanuel as G Gordon Liddy, chief operative of the "plumbers"
Timothy Geithner as Hugh Sloan, treasurer of committee to re-elect
the president
David Axelrod as Chief of Staff, H.R. Haldeman
Peter Rouse as counselor to the president, John Ehrlicman
Rob Nabors as deputy assistant to the president, Dwight Chapin
General Petraeus as deputy assistant to the president, Alexander Butterfield
Leon Panetta as special counsel, Chuck Colson
Hillary Clinton as secretary, Rosemary Woods
John Brennan as CIA agent, E Howard Hunt
Ben Rhodes as CIA agent, James McCord
Stephen F Hayes as investigative reporter, Bob Woodward
Catherine Herridge as investigative reporter, Carl Bernstein
Fox News Channel as the Washington Post
Max Baucus as "deep throat"
Lindsay Graham as chairman Senator Sam Ervin
Ted Cruz as Senator Howard Baker
It was up to the politically incorrect no-nonsense Ted Cruz to ask the key line of the movie: "what did the president know and when did he know it?"
Watergate-The Sequel - The trailer
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When: Probably never.
Where: Who knows
Length: 8 long agonizing years
Rated: W for what were we thinking of
Review: 5 stars-1 star for each scandal
Storyline: A true story of an incompetent, egotistical teleprompter man elected as president of the United States who went about to transform America into a Chicago like land of scandal and cover-ups. With the scandals of Fast and Furious, Solyndra, Benghazi, IRS, and AP phone records, there were so many "gates" to choose from on forming a select committee that an equally incompetent congress decided on none. I would like to tell you this story has a happy ending, but that ending is still to be written.
Cast: Barack Obama as President Richard M. Nixon
Jay Carney as Presidential press spokesman, Ron Ziegler
Eric Holder as Attorney General John Mitchell
Gregory Hicks as whistleblower John Dean
The mainstream media as the "Plumbers"
Rahm Emanuel as G Gordon Liddy, chief operative of the "plumbers"
Timothy Geithner as Hugh Sloan, treasurer of committee to re-elect
the president
David Axelrod as Chief of Staff, H.R. Haldeman
Peter Rouse as counselor to the president, John Ehrlicman
Rob Nabors as deputy assistant to the president, Dwight Chapin
General Petraeus as deputy assistant to the president, Alexander Butterfield
Leon Panetta as special counsel, Chuck Colson
Hillary Clinton as secretary, Rosemary Woods
John Brennan as CIA agent, E Howard Hunt
Ben Rhodes as CIA agent, James McCord
Stephen F Hayes as investigative reporter, Bob Woodward
Catherine Herridge as investigative reporter, Carl Bernstein
Fox News Channel as the Washington Post
Max Baucus as "deep throat"
Lindsay Graham as chairman Senator Sam Ervin
Ted Cruz as Senator Howard Baker
It was up to the politically incorrect no-nonsense Ted Cruz to ask the key line of the movie: "what did the president know and when did he know it?"
Watergate-The Sequel - The trailer
2 comments:
Awesome, ready for the movie--great job
Thanks brother... If it doesn't come out soon we will have to add another star for another scandal.
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