
<p>One of the faces that had mercifully disappeared from the small screen (and the big screen) is radical left-wing propaganda producer Michael Moore. ; His portly body usually appears in rumpled blue jeans and t-shirts with a baseball cap covering his usually unkempt hair. It is stagecraft consistent with his claim of representing the “little guy.” ; Moore is worth more than $30 million dollars. ; The outfit is nothing less than haberdashery hypocrisy.</p>



<p>I had not realized how long he had been away from frequent appearances on left-wing networks until he re-appeared this week on several MSNBC programs.</p>



<p>There are two things about Moore that have not changed. ; He spews left-wing cliches and talking points like a wind-up doll, and he does not deal with reality. ; ;</p>



<p>In his appearance on MSNBC’s primetime “Beat” show with Ari Melber, Moore predicted that the Democrats would have a big win in Tuesday’s Midterm Election. ; His initial statements were unequivocalable. ; When asked about Senate races, Moore assuredly predicted victory for every Democrat. ; He claimed that Democrats would win because the voters were smart. ;  ; Listening to Moore, you would expect to see a blue wave.</p>



<p>In later appearances, Moore qualified his predictions a smidgeon &#8212; but still sees a big win for Democrats. ; He added an “if” – if Democrat voters turn out.</p>



<p>Moore bases his prognostications on the fact that there are more registered Democrats than there are registered Republicans. ; If they all turn out, the Democrats cannot lose, according to Moore.</p>



<p>In revealing the basis for his claim, Moore proves himself as an ignorant fool. ; ;</p>



<p>His biggest mistake is not seeming to realize that the largest voting block are the independents. ; They more than the Rs or the Ds will determine the outcomes of elections. ; They generally favor Republicans – this time more than ever, according to the polls.</p>



<p>Moore also seems to have a simplistic view that all registered voters cast all their ballots for the hometown candidates. ; Moore apparently does not remember the so-called “Reagan Democrats.” ; Trump attracted a significant number of cross-over Democrats – just as Biden benefited from cross-over Republicans. ; Moore has a childish view of reality when it comes to political dynamics.</p>



<p>Moore also claims that Republican victories in a country with more registered Democrats are because of gerrymandering. ; Partisan redistricting – gerrymandering … is a game played by both parties. ; Check out New York, California, and Illinois, to name a few.</p>



<p>Redistricting is not the reason for Republican victories across the nation. ; It all depends on how the independents break – and how many Democrats voters will defect. ; As long as independents are the largest block of voters, neither the Democrats nor the Republicans can win on their base alone.</p>



<p>Melber invited Moore to return after the election to see how his predictions worked out. ; I would love to see it, but I am not convinced Moore will show up for his dinner of crow.</p>



<p>So, there ‘tis.</p>

MSNBC resurrects Michael Moore
