It is not about the right or the left. It is about people in a town and how their lives changed after a public figure lived in their town.

Not quite what I was expecting out of this film. Reading the description I figured it would either be filled with opinions from either the far left or far right-not both sides. Some of the reviews are stating that some people in this film are ignorant. When actually it's the opposite. They have so much political conversation around them and people protesting for one side or the other. The opinions may differ but I think that the people are very well informed making their thoughts valid. Personally, I thought that many of these people were too far to the left or right. For example the man who said he would only be interviewed if it was by FOX or the women protesting a war that ultimately brought down bin Laden. However I think it's safe to say that if all American cities were like this politicians wouldn't be able to get away with throwing their little hissy fits when they don't get their way and taking the "my way or the highway" approach. There has to be some point where you give a little bit in order to achieve a bigger goal. As far as that goes it's been frustrating me lately in regards to raising the debt ceiling. Both sides are being ridiculous. Republicans refuse to cut taxes on the wealthy (money that might I add they'd never miss) and instead are looking to cut benefits on people with Medicaid or college students who receive financial aid (money that when taken away from them they'll see the effects of immediately). I'm not trying to rat out the republicans here. The democrats don't want to cut spending on any areas, and although it'd be nice to keep all the programs that are in place for Americans, we are in debt of over 14 trillion dollars. Continuing to raise the debt ceiling and doing just that, is also ruining our country. Rant complete.