Frontline’s interactive documentary, Bush’s War, is riveting, and for more than it’s video content alone.
The 26-segment piece, also released in a traditional linear format on PBS, has set a record with more than 1.5 million online views of all or part of the program, the New York Times reports. It’s clear why.
The documentary itself is fascinating for its unapologetic, but forthright and objective, examination of the run-up to, and execution of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. It dares to ponder the ways in which the Bush doctrine has forever changed global politics. The explosive online popularity of this particular piece can be attributed first to "timing" and, also, to a
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