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Plato Shrugs: ‘Ideology Post Trump: Where Do We Go From Here?’
Source:The New Democrat “Ideological turmoil in America has reached unprecedented heights. With conservatives falling into the unfalsifiable throws of populism and Liberals fetishizing 1960 solutions to 2020 problems, both appear lost in moving through the 21st century. What comes after Trump for the populist? What comes after liberals fail yet again to implement a child’s […]
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Ask Phillip Williams: Larry Garfield- Other People’s Money (1991) ‘Failure to Innovate, Obsolescence’
“Larry the Liquidator discusses how to kill a company.” From Ask Phillip Williams Larry Garfield (played by Danny DeVito) is right about one thing in this speech (and that might be the only thing) which is when you stop innovating and … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, Political Cinema
Tagged 1991, Alvin, America, American Capitalism, American Private Enterprise, Capitalism, Comedy, Danny DeVito, Economic Freedom, Hollywood, Norman Jewison, Other People's Money, Other People's Money 1991, Other People's Money 1991 Movie, Private Enterprise, Property Rights, Sargent, Satire, The 1990s, United States
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Classic Film and TV Cafe: A Fever in The Blood (1961)
Source:The Daily Review A Fever in The Blood is a picture of courtroom drama and political cinema, intrigue, and ambition. You have three powerful influential ambitious men who want to be the next governor of their state, which is never … Continue reading
Posted in Political Cinema, The Daily Review
Tagged A Fever in The Blood, A Fever in The Blood 1961, A Fever in The Blood 1961 Movie, Angie Dickinson, Carroll O'Connor, Courtroom Dramas, Don Ameche, Efrem Zimbalist, Harry Kleiner, Herbert Marshall, Hollywood, Jack Kelly, Political Films, Ray Danton, Rhodes Reason, Robert Colbert, Roy Huggins, Sexy Women, The 1960s, Vincent Sherman, William Pearson
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The New Republic: Opinion: Hanif Willis-Abdurraqif- America’s Most Electable Fictional Presidents
Source: This piece was originally posted at The Daily Review: The New Republic: Opinion: Hanif Willis-Abdurraqif- America’s Most Electable Fictional Presidents Hey, what do you know. The New Republic with an article not only worth sharing, but commenting on and … Continue reading
Daniel JB Mitchell: WOR News Radio- Senator Robert J. Dole: ‘Castigates Anti-War Democrats on Vietnam: 3-27-1971’
Source:Daniel J.B. Mitchell– U.S. Senator Robert J. Dole (Republican, Kansas) Chairman of the Republican National Committee (1971-73) Source:The New Democrat “Republican Senator and Republican National Chairman Robert Dole castigated anti-war Democrats regarding the Vietnam War in this excerpt from a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1971, 92nd Congress, America, Anti-War Movement, Asia, Bob Dole, California, Center Right, Democratic Party, Kansas, President Richard Nixon, Progressive Republicans, Progressives, Progressivism, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon White House, Robert Dole, Senate Republicans, The 1970s, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Vietnam, Vietnam War, Washington, Washington DC, WOR Radio
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Liberty in Our Time: G. Edward Griffin: More Deadly Than War: The Communist Revolution in America: What Revolution?
Liberty in Our Time: G. Edward Griffin: More Deadly Than War: The Communist Revolution in America: What Revolution? Communists, at least self-described Communists have never had any real power in America. The only real movement they had in America that … Continue reading
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Tagged African-American Community, African-American History, American History, Civil Rights Movement, Civil Rights Opponents, Civil Rights Opposition, Communism, Communists, Far Left, G. Edward Griffin, New Left, Right-Wing Propaganda, Socialism, Socialists, The 1960s
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The Merv Griffin Show: Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda & Michael Douglas: China Syndrome (1979)
“Merv hosted a special show with all of the principal players from “The China Syndrome” a few weeks before its worldwide release in February of 1979. Jack Lemmon and Jane Fonda discuss their acting styles and generally fawn all over … Continue reading
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Tagged 1978, 1979, America, California, Hollywood, Jack Lemmon, James Bridges, Jane Fonda, Los Angeles, Merv Griffin, Michael Douglas, Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Power, The 1970s, The China Syndrome, The China Syndrome 1979, The China Syndrome 1979 Movie, The Merv Griffin Show, United States
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Columbia Pictures: The China Syndrome (1979) Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda & Michael Douglas Star
“A modern nightmare nearly becomes reality in this tension-filled story about an “incident” at a nuclear power plant. Jane Fonda stars as Kimberly Wells, an ambitious TV reporter covering a story on energy sources, who is present at the nuclear … Continue reading
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Tagged 1979, America, California, Darrell Larson, Hollywood, Jack Lemmon, James Bridges, James Hampton, James Karen, Jane Fonda, Los Angeles, Michael Douglas, Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Power, Nuclear Power Plants, Peter Donat, Richard Herd, Scott Brady, The 1970s, The China Syndrome, The China Syndrome 1979, The China Syndrome 1979 Movie, Three Mile Island, United States
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Full War Movies: Video: Red Nightmare Full Movie 1962
. There were a lot of anti-communist propaganda films during the Cold War that the U.S. Government made against the Soviet Union and their communist regime. America didn’t win the Cold War because they invaded Russia and knocked out their … Continue reading
Posted in Political Cinema
Tagged Cold War, Communism, Communists, Jack Kelly, Jack Webb, Propaganda, Propaganda Films, Red Nightmare, Russia, Soviet Communism, Soviet Communists, Soviet Union
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Weirdo Video: Don’t Be a Sucker, 1947
. What you see in this film with the bigot in the beginning unfortunately has a long history in America. But I’m only going to go back to the 1890s or so and talk about bigotry toward non-English immigrants in … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-Communism, Anti-Communist, Communism, Communists, Don't Be a Sucker, Don't Be a Sucker 1947, Fascism, Fascists, Nativism, Nativist, Propaganda, Racism, Racists, The 1940s, Xenophobia, Xenophobic
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