About Inside the Bubble | They Thought They Won: Inside Kerry's 2004 Campaign
On election night 2004, John Kerry's senior strategist looked at the exit polls and declared: "Zogby just announced who's gonna win. Us!" They lost. Inside the Bubble Director: Steve Rosenbaum | USA | 2005 | 77 min Producer: Rob Barnett Inside the Bubble is the film that Kerry's own people tried to dismiss as "a childish home movie destined to be forgotten." The Drudge Report called it "a devastating behind-the-scenes look." The truth is somewhere in between, and far more human than either side wants to admit. A raw, unfiltered look at the machinery of American democracy when the cameras are supposed to be off. MORE DOCS! PLAYLIST!
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