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Tag: 2016By JGillman, Section News
I have never seen a tea party with $8 popcorn.
Dinesh D'souza's 2016 had a full house. In fact, there was originally only one screen scheduled to show the film, but two were used, and both filled for the 730 showing our group attended. The prior show emptied before we went in, and it was apparent they also had great numbers in attendance. Something can be said for serving the demands of a particular market. In this case, the demand was for more information, insight, or perhaps ideas, on what it is that makes this man Obama, tick. My expectations of perhaps a birth place hint, a different father suggestion, or perhaps a challenge on where Obama's social security number came from were unmet. Instead, D'Souza used the book"Dreams From My Father as a guide to discover who and what molded the man who became our 44th president. It certainly was not what is presented on the White House site: " His story is the American story -- values from the heartland, a middle-class upbringing in a strong family, hard work and education as the means of getting ahead, and the conviction that a life so blessed should be lived in service to others.Heartland with a dash of exotic places thrown in .. yeesh. The reality is far different than that presented by the rewriters of history now at Obama's disposal. The movie, though a little light on the time investigating into each influence, still provides enough questions that need to be answered before this man should even be considered for re-election. The direction it took in using an anti colonialism stance as the reason for the insanity of Obama policies are quite valid however, and would provide an explanation for some of the conflicts in other theories of what the wild squirrels are doing in the man's (Obama's) head. One waste of time was spent having a discussion with David Walker, who frankly is doing everything he can to help Obama retain his seat IMHO. It added nothing to the conversation and seemed more to be giving Walker a cred boost. Worth the $8-12? Yes. But better yet if you can bring along anyone who voted for the man in 2008.
Just to see their faces. (3 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section Multimedia
I am going to the movies tonight. So are a lot of friends.
In fact, we aren't sure how long the local venue will host this movie, but we want to makes sure that there is reward associated with the production of such material. Our tickets purchased last night to make sure.
Lets see this and talk about it. (5 comments) Comments >> |
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