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[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 02-04-2022).]

You missed a few there.... "Select every image of Ordinary Citizens Engaged In Legitimate Political Discourse"



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quote I think it was an interesting approach to have a novel approach to have a national Republican committee take a position like that. So this is not a support or oppose this is just an observation that I thought that was novel and unique.

Picking up from my previous message here--two back from this one--that was Wyoming's junior senator Cythia Lummis today, a Republican (as if I need to say that), responding to a reporter's off the cuff question about her thoughts on that resolution of censure that was approved by a unanimous vote of the Republican National Committee just the other day.

It reminds me of a moment from 1962's blockbuster "Lawrence of Arabia." I'm not any kind of movie enthusiast (particularly) but I can conjure up in my mind just about any moment from "Lawrence of Arabia." It's such a coherent and smoothly flowing production. This reminds me of the moment when one of the Arab insurrectionists and leaders of the Arab Revolt has been leafing through an English language book--a schoolchild's primer on the concept of England's government and politics.

I don't have the script, but this is the scene and dialog, as close as I can remember it:

Arab leader:
"I'm learning about politics."

Lowell Thomas-like character, an American newspaper journalist and war reporter:
"Are you going to have a democracy in this country (Arabia), with a parliament, like England's?"

Arab leader:
"ll tell you that when I have a country."

Lowell Thomas-like character smiles and chuckles:
"You learn fast."

Arab leader:
"Did I answer well?"

Lowell Thomas-like character:
"You answered without saying anything. That's politics!"

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