The anti-political conspiracy

By David Dale
August 12 2012 - 3:00am
Taking the lead ... Michael Sheen, left, as Tony Blair in <em>The Special Relationship</em>; and George Clooney as Presidential candidate Governor Mike Morris in <em>The Ides of March</em>.
Taking the lead ... Michael Sheen, left, as Tony Blair in <em>The Special Relationship</em>; and George Clooney as Presidential candidate Governor Mike Morris in <em>The Ides of March</em>.
Donald Sutherland as President Snow in <em>The Hunger Games</em>.
Donald Sutherland as President Snow in <em>The Hunger Games</em>.

A few morons on the far right in America have condemned the latest Batman movie as left-wing propaganda, because the name of its chief villain, Bane, must have been designed to embarrass the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who once ran a company called Bain Capital.

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