Alan Kobrin of Miami, FL wrote:
I found G&G quite by accident today, and I like the line of inquiry, the focus, and the language. The questions you pose, and the challenges you raise, are right on the mark, in tone and enticement.

I wholly agree with your analysis of Michael Moore's treatment in Fahrenheit 9-11. When I left the theater, I told friends that I was actually disappointed at having seen little new there but could perhaps understand Moore's desire to play to a larger audience without scaring them away. Nevertheless, he could have still achieved that while asking the hard questions.

My personal involvement has been in connection with the Miami-Dade Election Reform Coalition, which in many ways has been at the epicenter of the Florida/national election concerns for the nation. I've also been active in local anti-war efforts as well as the FTAA enlightenment movement which made Miami look like Baghdad for a few days. My principle vehicle for activity has been the Green Party, which, for all its flaws and lack of experience, still seems to offer the best possibilities for sanity and direction at this moment. For that reason, I especially appreciated the reference to Cobb's address in Milwaukee.

Keep up with the good work.