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And, like Clinton, Kerry has a kindly media that will simply not hold him up to the same standards that they will any conservative. Bottom line is Kerry is Big Media's guy, too. Big Media, Hollywood, Educrats--they are all overtly liberal (the media can even admit it now and not be held accountable--though Fox is about to be skewered for its conservative tilt with some newly released documentary). They are all overtly liberal, they are all busy at work enveloping our nation with a steady drum-beat of leftist propaganda, particularly our youth. The mantras repeated over and over and over and over benignly sinking in to the collective "heart and soul" of countless under-informed Americans.

Listen, when we sit in here and have our little "chats" don't you ever wonder how it is that so many could be so off base when it comes to understanding the building blocks of America--life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness? I mean, don't you ever kick back and say, "Wow! (and I mean a good, healthy, heart-felt WOW) at how hopelessly liberal so many people seem to be? Are they wrong on a lot of issues? I (and probably you too) feel that they are. Well, how did they get that way? How did they come to believe and trust in so much bad ideology? I suspect it's because it's what they heard over and over again. And it was heard in a vacuum, without any alternate ideology ever juxtaposed against the one that was pumped into them. The Leftist gospel of socialism, anti-capitalism, anti-Christianity, anti-traditional values has been given to our fellow citizens since birth. Left alone in front of a tv, the child was exposed to it. Brought to the Dewey socialist education centers (often referred to as public school), they were grounded in it. Pumped into their brain with high-decible rhythms, with vivid images on the big screen, with hour after hour of mindless inanity on the little screen, they were hypnotized with it. Next, planted like a garden, these seeds were tended to, nurtured, watered, cared for at the pools of the univeristy, where a new hybrid of mature fruit was developed and left on the tree to ripen. And the final ripening agent of media, and the overall climate this whole process creates (a national tug of war between traditional America with its Judeo-Christian underpinnings and the new socialist-state America with its promise of freedom unfettered, pleasures unmatched, all brought to you by the new Democratic [socialist] government being waged) finishes the job.

I suspect it was felt by many on the Right that this was something people just grew out of--as one got older, one learned the truth for himself. I'd say that is what happens in some cases, but I believe it happens in fewer and fewer cases today as the Leftist dogma has gotten more pervasive, more pernicious, more effective in capturing and keeping the "heart and soul". It does this with attacks on morality, with attacks on authority, with attacks on industry (hard work), with attacks on absolute truth, with attacks on all traditional values (the historical understandng of marriage is severely threatened today, if not on virtual life-support already).

When we talk about a heart, a soul, we have to dig deep to find out what it is we are actually speaking about. I suspect some in here would downplay these observations as being a little too much, over-stating the case. I don't beleive that for a minute. When you talk about the heart and soul of a person, you are talking about the very core of the individual. Look around you during the next days, weeks. See for yourself the "heart and soul" of the American people. Listen to their conversations, listen to what they are listening to (in some cases, you may feel the need to turn away). Listen and see for yourself the "heart and soul" of the American people. In many cases you will be pleasantly surprised. There are some wonderful people in America. In many other cases, though, you will be shocked--and saddened. You may even wonder if, in fact, the person who has gotten you so upset is, in fact, an American. Next, you have to ask yourself, "Is there a sufficient "audience" for the kind of message the Radio City "gala" pumped out the other day (sufficient, say, to put a guy like Kerry in the White House)?" I'm afraid you may well find that there is, if not today, then tomorrow.