[afraidfortherepublic]

I agree with Raddatz — everybodoy should go see D’souza’s movie.

[silverleaf]

“..she has interpreted and interpolated Alinsky. But she is not, given the suspicions of Mr. D’Souza, somebody who’s trying to bring down American government. She’s trying to make that rare act of a politician in public, to bring ideas to bear upon the forces that prevail that help the nation become its best self and to work against the demons that are bespeaking, if you will, a negative impact on America”

uh huh

BTW, Alinsky dedicated his work to Satan

[Tax-chick]

She’s trying to make that rare act of a politician in public, to bring ideas to bear upon the forces that prevail that help the nation become its best self and to work against the demons that are bespeaking, if you will, a negative impact on America.

Why can't these highly-educated, tenured, radical intellectuals form a coherent sentence with rational content?

[nuconvert]

She “pledge(s) allegiance to the America that can be”

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/707193/posts

[Rummyfan]

Dyson is the ideal of today's pseudo academic (pseudo in the sense that he's in one of the 'soft' fields, in his case sociology) - he talks a lot, exercises his thirty-dollar word vocabulary, if you will, and says absolutely nothing and makes no sense. But as a black man who does seem to be coherent, he's got a great gig.

[G Larry]

“not trying to bring down American government”

Just trying to destroy the Constitution and CONTROL the government and the people.

[Lake Living]

The Dyson quot reminds me of the old joke: a 50 cent word from a nickel mouth.

[cuban leaf]

My take since I saw Hillary in Seattle when we shut down her health care gauntlet:

Hillary has an agenda.
Bill just wants to get laid.

[Phillyred]

Saw it, loved it, but wanted more of it! I was hopeful leaving the theater in that it reminded me how great this country is, despite the vermin infesting the government, media, education and other high places. It was amazing how much information is left out of our text books- things we were never taught. The film should be required viewing for middle school, high school and college students.

[baddog 219]

[driftless2]

If you want to know how far this country has sunk, the fact that a scoundrel like Dyson is treated as some sort of fair-minded intellectual is a strong indication that we are scraping bottom. If people like Dyson had their way, we would now be living in Western Zimbabwe. He is an Al Sharpton who can speak a little better.

[wagglebee]

I saw the movie on July 4th, it was fantastic!