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In Clint’s RNC movie we’re the stars; he showed us we can all make a difference and defeat evil

By Ron Reale, staff writer

Is there any actor alive today that epitomizes the American ideals more than Clint Eastwood? Can anyone think of a show or movie he was in where they disagreed with his character in the end, rather than cheering his actions as those we would all like to think ourselves capable of in similar circumstances? If so, name one…go ahead, make my day…(Sorry, couldn’t resist)!

At the Republican National Convention, Clint walked onstage and wrote a screenplay worthy of any of his movies.

Whatever the history of his character, he always found himself making decisions to come to the aid of foreigners being persecuted, (JOE KIDD, GRAN TORINO), Religion or women being threatened, (Two Mules for Sister Sarah), or the average guy or gal being wronged by criminals or the entrenched, corrupt powers that be, (the DIRTY HARRY series, PALE RIDER, UNFORGIVEN).

In this story, America is the small rancher, scraping out her existence on the plains, living the free life according to the rules.

This President plays the corruption, the one who covets the land and earning of the smaller rancher. Using his access to the laws, he undertakes to bastardize the laws to obtain what he cannot outright steal or destroy. He puts his slavishly obedient followers in power, (Holder, he who has never seen a white person wronged by a person of color, or Sebelious, she who, like Obama, has never met a baby she wouldn’t have rather seen aborted), so he can circumvent laws or regulate them into non-existence.

In rides Clint. In a matter of minutes, he makes his case. As at the RNC, it is hard to argue with his straightforward analysis of the situation. It is always swings the tide of opinion to his side.

Generally, he is shot, pummeled, hanged or otherwise abused for a few scenes for his defiance, (like the character assassination and insults the media and no-talent Hollywood hacks are throwing at him now).

Usually, with the audience cheering him on, he wipes out the problem dirt bags with a few well-placed shots, explosions or a train. The audience, buoyed by his blows for freedom, leave feeling that right will overcome wrong because, well, just because he made us see that evil can be defeated by the righteous, one man can make a difference, and there are people that will stand up for it than not, which makes us feel secure.

In this script, the hero has pointed out the problem, identified the leader of the corruption, and handed the townspeople a choice. He has done his part, (everything but bring the red paint to the convention!). We have been complicit in this scene, and we must act individually, according to our conscience, to free ourselves.

Now, we the American townspeople, have to weigh his truths and act upon them. We don’t need anyone defending us in the coming battle on Election Day. We, the American townspeople are armed to the teeth with the most deadly weapon there is against a corrupt, power hungry, failed politician. Our ballots will be our bullets, and when the movie ends, Americans are going to leave the theater cheering.

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3 comments to In Clint’s RNC movie we’re the stars; he showed us we can all make a difference and defeat evil

  • Jerry Todd

    Great analysis of the Eastwood mystique. Even the Republican Party handlers who strait jacket their clients got bamboozled by his taking 12 minutes instead of 5. It ranks right up with another rare Hollywood hero: “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!”

    • Carl Peterson

      Ronald “spend until it’s gone” Reagan? I would not call him a hero for what he did to the national debt under his watch. Not sure what movie you’ve been watching. As for Clint, a great actor and producer of movies. Love him! BUT, that rant at the RNC was painful to watch. My movie hero went down in flames. Still love his movies.

      • Sorry, but re-writing history is not allowed here. Just because the lying Democrats welched on their deal to cut spending, as they always do, you can’t blame that on Reagan. He brought more money into the government than all the dems taxes ever did, and he certainly put it to better use collapsing the soviet union, (which I’m sure is why all you socialists, progressives and anti-American democrats do everything you can to smear his legacy).
        Reagan was a true American hero, I can’t think of a modern lying Democrat president that I can honestly ascribe that title,not since Truman dropped the bombs that saved the world.