“The Undefeated” Release Information

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Thanks to Pennsylvanians 4 Palin!

Slate’s Dave Weigel posted that Stephen Bannon’s documentary “The Undefeated” on Sarah Palin will  be released on July 15. The release of this movie starts in Iowa,  New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada. From there, it will trickle down to other key states. 

Let’s be honest; this information has been out ever since we found out about the documentary and it definitely has flipped upside down the Republican elites and liberals alike. Bannon is making interview rounds, promoting the documentary and answering over and over why he felt compelled to turn several short documentaries in a two-hour movie.

Tomorrow we will see a statement from a “major theater chain” that is set to announce a nationwide distribution. If my gut is right, “The Undefeated” will get the movie trailer, followed quickly by the movie itself about two weeks later, and outside I will see a separate marquee sign with title, date and times.  Sweet!

Andy Barr from POLITICO wrote that the movie director has also retail plans for “The Undefeated,”  where Wal-Mart could be key. I will not post snippets of his piece because it does reek of POLITICO material; go ahead and read it for yourself. My conclusion: It’s very encouraging to see the positive feedback from several people that have seen it, the buzz that is generating within the political circles and the Internet. Positive or negative, the reality is that there is a movie about Sarah Palin; that this movie attempts to clear the air about events in the past that have tarnished her image while at the same time, show everybody that she can run a country.

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Happy New Year 2010!

I hate New Year’s Eve.  Everybody in the family knows it.  I am one of the few, I confess.  I don’t enjoy it unless I hop over two parties and end up on the last house close to midnight.  Since there’s no partying where I live, it is utterly boring.  Not to mention the insane whiff of brightness and hope for the next year, and then, a week later I find it’s the same old crap.

Nevertheless, that does not deter me from thinking of New Year resolutions, and wishes for good health, blessings, and love for America.  This will be an incredible year due to elections, so it is a year many conservatives longed for ever since Barack Obama won.   There is a sense that we can control history this year.  That the “change we can all believe in” will come from the Right and will change the House and Senate.

I can only hope that because I feel this strongly about 2010 (read: twenty-ten) when it comes to politics, that I can look at myself in the mirror and effect a powerful change, with the same good-ol’ resolutions.

Happy New Year 2010!

I hate New Year’s Eve.  Everybody in the family knows it.  I am one of the few, I confess.  I don’t enjoy it unless I hop over two parties and end up on the last house close to midnight.  Since there’s no partying where I live, it is utterly boring.  Not to mention the insane whiff of brightness and hope for the next year, and then, a week later I find it’s the same old crap.

Nevertheless, that does not deter me from thinking of New Year resolutions, and wishes for good health, blessings, and love for America.  This will be an incredible year due to elections, so it is a year many conservatives longed for ever since Barack Obama won.   There is a sense that we can control history this year.  That the “change we can all believe in” will come from the Right and will change the House and Senate.

I can only hope that because I feel this strongly about 2010 (read: twenty-ten) when it comes to politics, that I can look at myself in the mirror and effect a powerful change, with the same good-ol’ resolutions.