Good grief, what utter crap.
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But our national common denominator of taste is so altered today that the blasphemous dimension of "Jesus Christ Superstar" now trumps the artistic part. And somehow, no one is surprised. Our reaction is more like, "Why would she risk singing a song like that?"
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The author would've been well-serverd by actually reviewing the American Idol episode in question. While the contestant eliminated was actually one of the more talented ones, over-all, her performance was certainly one of the weakest that evening, IMO. (And I
like "Jesus Christ, Superstar.)
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Barack Obama seems to be so leery of being identified as an urban Northern liberal...
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Yeah, well, perhaps that's because, despite the fact America is weary of George Bush's mis-handling of international affairs, kow-towing to rampaging capitalists to the detriment of the middle class, and a speaking manner so irritating it makes you wish you were deaf, it hasn't
entirely forgotten what the "liberal" left is all about. America doesn't want to jump out of one fire, back into another. The only way an ultra-liberal like Obama can sell himself to American is by pretending not to be what he is, and he knows it. He doesn't represent "change," other than a change back to the same old left-"liberal" politics we kicked out of Washington a couple decades ago.
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On foreign policy, the realism and internationalism of the Eastern elitist tradition...
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"Elitism?" This left-loon thinks America
wants elitists running the country? The same elitists that think Americans "cling to their guns and their religion out of bitterness?" (Paraphased) What planet is this guy from?
Hirsh suggests "Maybe it's time for the North to secede from the Union." I have a better idea: Why not let NYC, Philadelphia, Chicago, and all of MA, NJ and California, and perhaps CT, secede from the U.S., form their own little left-"liberal" socialist heaven, and let America get back to being America? Oh, y'all can have Washington, D.C., as well. It's nothing but a swamp, anyway. We'd like to keep the Washington Monument, tho.
Jim