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Film Producer Accuses NEA of Enlisting Artists to Push Obama's Domestic Agenda
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| August 28, 2009
| Joshua Rhett Miller
Posted on 09/01/2009 5:30:28 AM PDT by ETL
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To: Anima Mundi
You cant just walk up to someone like this and say that Obama is a commie and expect to get anything but laughed at. Not in my case. All I need do is link the idiot to my FR Home page.
http://www.freerepublic.com/~etl/
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09/01/2009 7:37:21 AM PDT
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ETL
(ALL the Obama-commie connections at my FR Home page: http://www.freerepublic.com/~etl/)
To: ETL
that's not what the National Endowment for Arts is for
When a government partners with artists, propaganda is inevitable; this should be considered as certain as Newton's laws of motion. It doesn't matter WHO is in office or HOW nice they are. The idea that government can stick its hands in the arts without politicizing the arts is laughably stupid. Just add this NEA matter to the many and fast accumulating hypocrisies of the left (sigh).
To: ETL
Michael Skolnik, political director for hip-hop mogul Russell SimmonsSo I guess that Obama is the first Hip-Hop President? Maybe we need to counter with the first Gonzo President - Ted Nugent.
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09/01/2009 8:20:37 AM PDT
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Major Matt Mason
(The DemocRat Party is no longer an American political party.)
To: ETL
A troubling sign indeed. And a bit socialist. Call to Action? Um...
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09/01/2009 8:21:40 AM PDT
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fortunecookie
(Please pray for Anna, age 7, who waits for a new kidney.)
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