Regarding being UNAMERICAN if you buy a new GM or Chrysler product... yes, that is what I mean. There are enough Japanese car makers here doing well, paying well, building well and hiring Americans that we do not need to support two Government-owned car companies. Control of these two Government-owed (U.S. and Canadian governments) is being given to the United Auto Workers and their underling supporters. Goon-squads, all. Throw in the environmental extremists to whom he owes the "Clunkers for Cash" program and "Cap and Trade" and this whole auto industry take over was planned down to the last rear-view mirror and pull-out cup holder.

How long will it be before we are forced or penalize by THE ONE and the government for NOT buying from GM or Chrysler?

BTW, I am a Republican in the People's Republic of New Jersey and I own a mid-90s Geo Metro. Proud of that little go-cart at 130K miles. Bite me, Mr. President! ; )

After what happened with GM and Chrysler, IT IS UNAMERICAN TO BUY VEHICLES FROM THESE TWO UNAMERICAN COMPANIES. Buy Ford or Foreign, not from the goons who destroyed two American giants who produced tanks and everything else during World War II.

Sad, but I will never buy or rent a vehicle made by them again. Ever.

Some parts were good: the Richard Bey Talk Show, the Army base, Paula Abdul, the Gay conversion, baby O.J.____BUT, most of the film seemed set-up/staged/scripted including Ron Paul, Paula, te P.R. agents, the Mommies Dearest and the Public Relations Guy and Focus Group.____Was it entertaining yes. Was it as good as BORAT? No.____BTW, the Wresting scene at the end was got a lot of media last Summer as the BRUNO Producers organized it outside an Arkansas Army base and offered FREE BEER to everyone to get them nice and hammered. Guess that helped them "find their motivation"? ____Where Cohen goes from here will be hard to guess. The disguises and premises ran their course here.

Is it me or is Kathryn Bigelow wearing a "Palestinian" scarf? (Just noticing... not judging.)

As for the film, it is sad if the actors didn't do such basic research. You really have to blame the writer, the director and the producer for not casting actors who would do such research or be able to explain the characters, story arc or scenes.

What was the pitch that sold this film in the first place?