Beyond a call for impeachment

What does it say about you if you are selected to be the first sitting president ever to be shown being assassinated in a movie?

For a British TV Movie, a Real President Is Shot

By SARAH LYALL
Published: September 2, 2006
LONDON, Sept. 1 — The time is October 2007, and America is in anguish, rent by the war in Iraq and by a combustive restiveness at home. Leaving a hotel in Chicago after making a speech while a huge antiwar protest rages nearby, President Bush is suddenly struck down, killed by a sniper’s bullet.
That is the arresting beginning of “Death of a President,” a 90-minute film to be broadcast here in October on More4, a British digital television station. And while depicting the assassination of a sitting president is provocative in itself, this film is doubly so because it has been made to look like a documentary.

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While it is pretty clear that many people do not admire our current President, I personally don't think anything good can come of this. I think it crosses the line.