Any discussion of SiCKO has to begin with the observation that it is shamefully dishonest and bizarrely paranoid. But for such a grim ideologue, Michael Moore can be quite funny–the sequence of Billy Tauzin talking about how much he loves his mom is laugh-out-loud funny. And the movie was much more interesting than I expected because it’s not just an attack on the insurance industry, but on our way of life. Anyway, here’s my column on it.

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Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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