Word: moralizations
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...also be branded as the film that made an overblown case against the Bush team. Certainly defenders of the Iraq war are already casting it that way. Limbaugh calls it "a pack of lies." In the online publication Slate, Christopher Hitchens wrote that it was "a sinister exercise in moral frivolity, crudely disguised as an exercise in seriousness." Even liberal Washington Post columnist Richard Cohen, an opponent of the war, told his readers that he "recoiled from Moore's methodology." To mount fast responses to critics like those, Moore has organized a "war room" overseen by former Clinton White House...
...average middle-class American, and I love that the President openly expresses his faith. I am thrilled that he is relying on a universal moral compass, not one of his own making, as some Presidents have done. I am sure there are millions of people who think exactly the way I do. RICH JONES West Chester...
...same time, this cultivated natural aristocrat became the founder most trusting of ordinary people. All human beings, he said, rich and poor, white and black, had "implanted in [their] breasts" a "moral instinct" and a sympathetic "love of others." "State a moral case to a ploughman and a professor," said Jefferson; the ploughman will decide it as well, and often better, "because he has not been led astray by artificial rules." This idea lay behind Jefferson's belief in the natural harmony of society and his advocacy of minimal government. Government, especially monarchical government, was the source of evil...
...reluctant to answer questions about the book at this time. But I'm very proud of the contribution of my colleagues in conducting the investigation, and I am persuaded to a moral certainty that it was conducted throughout with integrity, honor and professionalism...
...think I'll comment at a moral level. But at a policy level, I think gay marriage is a very important issue for the people to be able to thoughtfully and judiciously discuss. I do not think it's an issue that should be resolved by unelected judges. I see no impediment to a constitutional amendment...