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1 posted on 06/03/2011 5:16:21 AM PDT by Kaslin
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To: Kaslin

Ben Shapiro is a cutie-pie. I’ve heard him (and Dwight Schultz as well) on Jerry Doyle’s radio show, and also on the Wilkow Majority.

Unfortunately, his books aren’t in my county library!


2 posted on 06/03/2011 5:22:30 AM PDT by Tax-chick (Oh most loving Father, preserve us from faithless fears and worldly anxieties.)
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I always crack up when Big Hollywood touts having a ‘Conservative’ writer on whatever show. Libs have NO IDEA how Conservatives think. And they would NEVER hire a real Conservative to write for TV!
3 posted on 06/03/2011 5:32:28 AM PDT by originalbuckeye
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I have yet to watch a movie or tv series made in the last thirty years that accurately depicts how conservative people act in real life. In the flicks, all the heroes are left-wingers who rebel against the nasty, authoritarian conservatives who are usually petty fascists and many times closet homosexuals (a favorite lib scriptwriter meme..see American Beauty). You'll never see a plot line for example where a conservative student causes friction in the classroom where he or she jousts with the overtly lib/leftist professor who can't keep his political views to himself.

Speaking of that non-existent lib bias on tv, I was watching Jeopardy the other day, and one of the answers was the reply to "he was justly censored by the Senate in 1954" or words to that effect. The question, of course, was "who was Joe McCarthy." And Bill Clinton is frequently used on Jeopardy. No lib bias there. (smirk)

6 posted on 06/03/2011 8:00:40 AM PDT by driftless2
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