A short "proof" that it takes no brains at all to blame someone else for your problems.

The cartoon is rather mindless. About two-fifths of it is the introductory titles. What remains is a seen of a fellow laid-off, then a scene of him being denied access to the unemployment office. There are signs in the back-ground promoting tax cuts, but no explanation of how-and-why these might be relevant. Then the fellow's wife is shoved aside by a wealthy man leaving a bakery, and the car of the wealthy man splashes mud on the fellow, which proves...uh, well, I suppose that the wealthy are Bad, even though most of them are actually Democrats-and-all-that.

On the other hand, despite all the pirouetting and political correctness, the technical quality of the animation is relatively high. If the makers would stop posturing and actually write, then they might produce some fine work.

I cant wait for Hilary to win already and get rid of this Bush guy.. but i like this cartoon, it shows that it was inspired by the amazing Max Fleishcer... all around wholesome 'toon!!! =)

Nice little political statement. The sound wasnt great but the truth of the toon made up for any shortcomings with the sound. I would like to see the longer version. Bush continues to destroy the middle class and the poor. The rich get richer and the poor get nothing. I watched a women tell Bush in a town meeting that she had to work 3 jobs to survive..his response? "That is great..America at work" Great? What an idiot. I think most of America is finally starting to see through the lies and deciet that this administration has practiced for almost 6 years now. Huge national debt,War profiteers,unjust war,outsourcing of jobs,turning down minimum wage hike,bleeding medicare and social security dry,destroying the environment...but hey,he is a christian so lets all vote for him..lol..what a stupid country we have become.

The animation looks very much like a Fleischer or Harmon-Ising cartoon of the 1930s, but lacks the essential peppy bounce that makes the originals special. The excellent design work and Flash animation are offset by sluggish execution of the gags. For example, a plutocrat exits a bank, gets into his car and drives away, splattering mud on the main character -- but the whole thing happens somewhat slowly, as if underwater. Nice contrast between Bush's words (which emanate from an Art Deco radio) and the "reality" of the cartoon world. Of course, if you support Bush and his policies, that aspect of the cartoon will just drive you crazy. This would make a good short subject to show before a Bush-era remake of "My Man Godfrey".

This movie was very well animated, however the audio is crap. With a 20 Dollar Mic (Canadian Mind you) I can produce more audible sound in lower KBPS than your audio was presented in.

If I were rate this movie on humor alone, I would probably give it a 1. The animation is definetely a 5/5 though.

Keep up the good animation work, good luck with improving the audio for next time.

The reviewer does not give any facts to support his statements. The film states that the economy is in a bad state. The reviewer disagrees but does not support his argument and instead applies a very tired a label to the film maker, aclaim that is unsubstantiated. SUCH REVIEWS WASTE OUR TIME

What an absolutely arogant attack on the fine President Bush. A must watch just to see how left wing democrats attack the president.