Hollywood Still Hates Bush-Cheney

Townhall.com ^ | June 15, 2012 | Brent Bozell

[yldstrk]

who gives a flying flip?

Hollywood is a lost cause, completely satanic, depraved.

[InvisibleChurch]

so who else has a head of GWBush just lying around?

[Mr. C]

Well put sir! Who Cares what they think anyway? It’s never been grounded in reality.

[who knows what evil?]

Hollywood is a lost cause, completely satanic, depraved.

The entire country is getting there pretty fast...

[yldstrk]

true

[bikerman]

Hollywood again in the news, slow day YAWN!

[Thorliveshere]

Of course they do. They still hate Reagan, too.

[wolficatZ]

There was already a thread here of “Freepers” slobbering praise on HBO over this show. Musta missed it.

[CPOSharky]

Don’t these hollyweird libtards realize that all their income is derived from consumers discretionary spending?

Let’s see... food, housing, electricity, fuel, or movies?

[FreeAtlanta]

Bush/Cheney didn't kiss their smelly feet and give them a party at the White House nearly every week.

Bush would rather go clear tumble weeds at his ranch than to hob nob with Sex in the City actress and the Devil in Prada.

[FreeAtlanta]

There are a lot of people still going to the movies in my area. My wife and I were wondering where they are getting the cash?

[Kaslin]

President Bush always worked when he was on his ranch on vacation. Whether he was clearing tumble weeds or had meetings with foreign dignitaries. You did not see him laying on the beach with a drink in his hand, or playing golf.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***The little-watched Independent Film Channel****

Used to be a good channel to watch. No commercials, lots of GOOD foreign films, Samurai movies, Korean si-fi. Now it is commercialized crap.

Same for AMC.

[Kaslin]

I usually watch AMC on the weekend.

[lentulusgracchus]

Well put sir! Who Cares what they think anyway? It’s never been grounded in reality.

Hollywood has been a powerful engine of social liberalism and social decomposition since 1915 and Birth of a Nation. They were doing Communist potboilers as long ago as the 1930's with A-list names on the marquee. Henry Fonda as a young man did a potboiler about the Spanish Civil War, e.g.; and everything Burt Lancaster ever starred in had a strong Marxist message (High Noon, Seven Days in May).

Communism and homosexuality are their favorite causes, and you can see how their causes have prospered. Why do you think the Communists immediately, on landing in America, went after a) academe, b) Hollywood, c) educracy, and d) the journalism schools?

[lentulusgracchus]

Erratum to my last: The Train and Executive Action, not High Noon. Although High Noon did have a Marxist, anti-bourgeois message ( as John Wayne complained, the film was "un-American": see IMDB's user review for High Noon).

[a fool in paradise]

Lil Bush was a commercial flop but that didn’t stop them from releasing it to DVD.

[KarenMarie]

[Kaslin]

Good one