Part Two – The Power of Emotion / The Power of Story
If Republicans really put their hearts into it, and let the voter see them do it, it would win elections. Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott say it’s time for the Grand Old Party to stop acting so old, and start cranking up the passion and emotion.
Why both are presented in the media as “right-wing” when both Nazis and Fascists had socialist roots. Klavan and Whittle wonder whether nazism and fascism might be more similar to today’s progressive movement in the Democratic Party than to modern conservatism. Does President Obama have more in common with Mussolini than Thomas Jefferson? Find out.
“American Sniper,” the new Clint Eastwood film based on the real life story of Chris Kyle, has the Left jerking spasmodically in a puddle of their own vitriol. You see, Eastwood made a film where the American military man is a strong, masculine, good guy, not an ironic, sniffling, paste-bucket. In part one of this three-part Trifecta, Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Stephen Green show why this is the worst thing that could happen to the left.
BILL WHITTLE
Yesterday someone posted this story on my Facebook news feed. Checking on the internet, there are appearances of this same story a year ago, at least one website said that they had verified the insurance rates for the income parameters mentioned and, apparently, it was making the email rounds. I searched Snopes to see if it appears there, but did not find it. Don’t know who wrote this, but it seems to match reports that others have recounted about their experiences with the ACA state insurance exchanges. The information about health care provided for illegal aliens is particularly interesting.
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Not only the road to hell, but the road to heck.
E Pluribus Unum
Latest news, per The Washington Examiner:
French police said Friday they have successfully concluded the two hostage situations following the Charlie Hebdo massacre.
The first incident Friday, in Dammartin-En-Goele near the Charles de Gaulle airport outside of Paris, concluded with the killing of the two Charlie Hebdo suspects, according to Le Monde newspaper.
The two brothers — Cherif and Said Kouachi — were cornered inside a printing house after taking a hostage, police sources said. They also told negotiators they “want to die as martyrs,” according to the New York Times. (more…)
Friend Bill Whittle wants you to remember that local and small is often better, even though the cliche is to think big. So, in 2015, think small!
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