and raise you
Posted on 07/25/2016 7:33:13 AM PDT by detective
The Hillary Clinton propaganda machine has been hard at work leading up to her presumptive presidential nomination. Entertainment media have been littered with a multitude of TV shows, movies, children’s books, and even songs inspired by the Democratic candidate.
It’s typical for the media to get involved in a campaign during an election cycle. But in the case of Hillary Clinton, the media have been laying the groundwork for her ascendance to the Presidency since the early 1990s.
Beginning with an episode in the ‘90s featuring President Hillary Clinton, audiences have been treated to Hillary-inspired female presidents and politicians, fictional TV characters endorsing the real-life former FLOTUS, and children’s’ books singing her praises. Pro-Hillary propaganda has been saturating the entertainment world.
And this isn’t just a right-wing conspiracy theory: big names like Morgan Freeman and Sigourney Weaver have cited Clinton as inspiration for their projects.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
Yep!
Excellent movie - so obviously WJC that I was surprised that Hollywood let that one out.
And we also know in the 30s Hollywood censored certain movies so as not to offend the Nazis, so their films could still be shown in Germany.
Aww, Hillary is an amateur as far as awards go - Barack got the Nobel Peace Prize for simply applying for the job of US President!
/s
***So why didn’t they deliver in 2008?***
They did. Think back on all the movies showing a black leader of the country.
Deep Impact and The Fifth Element immediately comes to mind.
http://badhowto.com/movies-with-black-presidents-in-the-last-25-years/
The Fifth Element (1997)
Deep Impact (1998)
Head of State (2003)
Idiocracy (2006)
2012 (2009)
Of all of those, by far President Camacho was the best.
Although Polly Bergen was a big abortion-rights activist. Spoke and wrote about her own abortion — how she did not regret it, believed women have a right to abortion. So, I'll bet she was/would have been an HRC supporter. P.S. I do not judge women who have had abortions because only God can judge people on a subjective level. I only point out that Polly Bergen publicized her abortion and said she believed she was morally justified to have had one and believed all women have the right to have abortions. That, i don't have a problem criticizing, as I believe abortion is objectively wrong.
Clint did all the work, but he let E.G. Marshall take him down.
And homosexuals whose goal is to eliminate Christianity. Parallel motives to communism/socialism.
From orbit, it’s the only way to be sure...
D’oh!
I remember the days when an actress would leave Hollywood to visit Europe for several months and come back with an infant they had “adopted”.
Others went the abortion route when it was still illegal.
“from orbit.”
Just to be sure.
Related:
Why Readers See The (New York Times) Times as Liberal
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/24/public-editor/liz-spayd-the-new-york-times-public-editor.html
Look no further than The West Wing and Madam Secretary. All to make dems look good - especially Madam Secretary as they’re trying to get in people’s minds that Hillary looks as good, young and competent as Tea Leoni.
Also, look at all of the movie stars and celebrities that are going to be plastered all over the dem convention. It is outrageously disgusting. Nobody cares about all these ‘ do as I say not as I do’ frauds.
24 did the same thing. Had a black president in the season leading up to the election.
At least he loved his country and tried to make things better in the end.
Loretta Young had Clark Gable’s baby in secret, then “adopted” her...and the baby girl ended up being a dead ringer for Clark Gable! But good for Loretta Young for having the baby, of course. Patricia Neal got pregnant with Gary Cooper’s child and regretted it for the rest of her life. To Neal’s credit, later in her life, she was active in the Right to Life cause, speaking at their dinners about her shame and regret over the abortion.
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