Word: gonna
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...speech every night. His jolly, intimate style sells every zinger to audiences who would have bought his line anyway. He's also an ad-lib adept. When one clutch of Catholic protesters recites the Our Father and Hail, Mary aloud during a rally, Moore asks them, "You're not gonna do the whole rosary, are ya?" and then the more pertinent, "What did Jesus bomb?" The movie leaves little doubt that if Kerry had been half the campaigner Moore is, he'd be in the White House, not the political outhouse, today...
...would like to see Washington encourage this trend. "There needs to be a shift of mortgage risk back into the banking industry," he says. "There's risk--it's not gonna go away--but we need to have it in banks." The banks and thrifts have natural incentives to ferret out and manage credit risk. They're also in a better position than dispersed mortgage markets to restructure troubled loans. And it looks as if the regulators who oversee them may have learned from experience how to prevent financial crises rather than cause them...
...Movies are really a global business now," says TWC's David Lee. Adds co-president Michael Cole: "We're looking to incorporate...We're always gonna have one foot in Asia...
...time Thompson had finished with that group, Grassley had found other fans for Thompson to greet. "Run, Fred, run!" one group yelled. "You better get over there and shake hands with those folks if they're gonna yell at you like that," Grassley said in his typical Iowan twang. "These folks follow you on Law and Order," he said, referring to the NBC show Thompson appeared in from 2002 until recently where he played the New York District Attorney. "Nothing but reruns from now on in, I'm afraid," Thompson said, a little wistfully...
...Stan Sheldon, who has been active in Iowa presidential politics since 1936, when he got into trouble for pasting Alf Landon signs on the door of his school. This time Sheldon is supporting Romney. "I think he's been married three times," he said of Giuliani. "That's gonna hurt him here." And in a state where ground organization is everything, Giuliani's starstruck audiences seemed to include few G.O.P. stalwarts. Some in the crowd I talked to hadn't even decided whether, come January, they would be caucusing with the Republicans or the Democrats...