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Slacker P.I. _ Ode to Derringer

from Dailymotion - most recent videos on October 24, 2009
Duration: 65

Slacker P.I. series page at Hulu.comAn ode to Derringer P.I.’s best momentsAuthor: hulu Tags: stoner imaginary friend pot marijuana Gigs fantasy partners criminals police Miami Vice racism crime private investigator comedy drugs cops adventure friends Vietnam war Magnum PI smoke slacker bong undercover Posted: 24 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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Where did this divisiveness start?

from Where's the Outrage? on October 20, 2009
Duration: 1724

American politics is always been a contact sport. Heck, even the founding fathers didn t agree on many things and that s what caused the original founding party to break up but what we re seeing today is a little bit different. It started with Richard Nixon. He learned the art of divide and conquer. He used in California politics in the late 40s and again in the 60s. He used it to get elected to Congress in the early 50s. He was able to use the Vietnam war and patriotism to get elected president in 1968. So, I can think of no better expert to talk to than Rick Perlstein, author of the book, Nixonland. It was Nixon who taught Ronald Reagan. More correctly, Ronald Reagan learned from Richard Nixon. I decided to post my interview with Rick Perlstein, again. It seems we needed the perspective after the elder former President Bush decided to personally attack Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow. This wouldn t be any big deal if the President wasn t calling for civility not five minutes before attacking them. What I find most reprehensible is not that he questioned the reporting or their delivery of their commentaries or even their shows but instead it was a personal attack. There are a couple of sick puppies. I think you ll find this interview informative and enlightening. Enjoy!