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Bummed About the GOP Congressional Debacle? John Wayne’s Wisdom on Liberals
The Blaze ^ | 10/17/2013 | Dave Urbanski

Posted on 10/18/2013 6:35:23 AM PDT by rktman

.....if you’re feeling down, lend your ears to the hardscrabble words of John Wayne.

These excerpts from a 1975 interview — nearly 40 years ago — sound like the Duke could have uttered them today, as he digs into liberal political tactics and fiscal policies.

Here’s Wayne’s take on those who lean left all the way back in the Ford presidency: “They never listen to your point of view, and they make a decision as to what you think, and they’re articulate enough and in control of enough of the press to force that image out for the average person.”

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To: PhiloBedo

> ......or was it McClintock?

Heh.

Now I don’t remember.

Maybe it was Big Jake.
:)

I loved it when McClintock’s future son-in-law started spanking his daughter for her brattiness, and McClintock hands him the fireplace shovel to spank her with. And at the end, when McClintock spanks his wife for the same reason, his son-in-law hands him a fireplace shovel.
LOL!!


21 posted on 10/18/2013 8:25:03 AM PDT by Westbrook (Children do not divide your love, they multiply it.)
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