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This is a fairly mediocre recap of Election 2000 that is more about CNN and their talking heads, with the Florida Report thrown in as an after-thought. Complete with gauzy interviews of their anchors and plenty of *gee whiz* music, CNN’s reach is less informative than a rather forced nostalgic sense of “Remember when we all got together and had a extraordinary time? ” I was appalled.
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I’m one of those people that stayed up until 4 in the morning after the 2000 election, so I got to search for the media meltdown first-hand on all of the networks, and have no sympathy for CNN’s “golly gee” reach to remembering what happened. All of them were operating on a herd-mentality, and both the Bush and Gore campaigns had every factual to be aroused, and Americans disgusted, not unprejudiced for their miscalling Florida numerous times, but for their attain on voter turnout all across the country. I remember feeling malicious glee listening to Judy Woodruff babbling about the history of the Texas War Memorial thingy and Candy Crowley’s canned Bush-victory describe while on CBS Dan Rather finally got on the ball and called Florida properly as too stop to call and within the report percentage.
The CNN anchors deal with the exit-poll failure in a couple of throw away comments in the documentary, but to be comely Jeff Greenfield rightly called the media’s handling of the election a failure. The documentary’s reach to the Relate, however, is essentially a re-run of the media’s failed coverage of it in 2000, where their focus was again on the artificial horse-race quality of media punditry–where their peril was along the lines of “How does this manufacture Gore/Bush inspect” instead of on the more necessary expect of “Who won? And how do we bag out? ”
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Judy Woodruff’s comments in the documentary resurrect the media’s ennui, even telling us that polls showed Americans favored ending the describe, when polls actually showed Americans wanted an just count. In that period, what clearly developed in the media was a desire to raze the process, for what was perceived then–as now–as for the righteous of the country. The image of Gore a sore loser was the dominant theme, alien to the real expect of “Who won? ” That mentality persists today in their documentary, and questions of the legitimacy of such a mentality are not even considered.
This of course means that the scandal of voter disenfranchisement in Florida was ignored, the complicity of Secretary of Dwelling Katherine Harris and Governor Jeb Bush in manipulating voter rolls is not touched on, while Harris seems to accumulate a “grand soldier” pat on the relieve from CNN. The thug tactics of Republican lawyers and Hill staffers, and their do on the process, are not acknowledged. Since they confine everything to election night, the describe, and court cases and assume everyone and everything from within that narrow time frame, what actually happened in Florida (and why) doesn’t register at all in this documentary.
In the raze, though, I agree that the Democrats fouled up legally and politically, and should have demanded a state-wide hand picture, and CNN is also moral in pointing out that Gore’s irresponsible campaigning lost not only Clinton’s Arkansas, but his believe home-state of Tennessee. That does not, however, excuse CNN’s avid participation in the groupthink that that political reality in those other states justified their disastorous and mediocre coverage of the Florida Picture.
Now, the UNPRECEDENTED documentary clearly has its fill agenda, even if you agree with it. But at least that documentary is actually *about* the political process and how it is abused, rather than CNN’s self-congratulatory arrive to the election, and the incestuous plan that somehow politics is measured, understood, and evaluated solely by CNN’s gain images and coverage.
I opinion this was an first-rate video from CNN covering the events of the 2000 Presidential Election Debacle in Florida. CNN’s Bill Hemmer does an safe job of taking you through the events as do the other CNN Anchors and Reporters who covered this debacle which lead to our nations 42nd President of the United States of America.
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This blooming video leads you through the trials and tribulations of 36 of the longest days in election history which began on November 7, 2000 in a decision of the fate ofwhether Al Gore or George W. Bush was going to be our next President of the United States.
As you glimpse the video, you will relive the intense moments of the ballot recounts with “BUTTERFLY, PREGNANT and DIMPLED CHADS”, apt actions of the U.S. and Florida Supreme Court as they battle, the passage of words and eventual conceding and retracting by Al Gore.
The CNN 2000 Election Video gives you commentary conception from such CNN noteables as: Bill Hemmer, Bernard Shaw, Judy Woodruff, Bill Schneider, Tucker Carlson, Jeff Greenfield, Larry King, Greta Van Sustern and other CNN noteables who covered the intense battle that lead to the decision by the Florida Supreme Courts to choose based on the election ballots who actually won the election.
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This video is for any Newsbuff or politically keen news type person to add to their collection. Something you will be able to relive over and over again.
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