Press bias discussed including this piece on the Eastwood speech: TWENTY FIVE! Childish Media Stories Mocking Eastwood
Ed Timperlake at American Thinker calls it The Greatest Piece of Performance Art in American Political History. He gives these reasons that may have escaped the rest of us:
"In this age of ubiquitous social media -- especially YouTube -- every observation and attack segment that Clint Eastwood articulated will be proliferated nationwide by his countless fans. His performance was, at times, filled with nuance and droll asides, but always combined with the underlying principle a direct no BS statement of what it means to be an American citizen."
Well...the thought of Dirty Harry versus Dingy Harry appeals to me.
Ed Timperlake at American Thinker calls it The Greatest Piece of Performance Art in American Political History. He gives these reasons that may have escaped the rest of us:
"In this age of ubiquitous social media -- especially YouTube -- every observation and attack segment that Clint Eastwood articulated will be proliferated nationwide by his countless fans. His performance was, at times, filled with nuance and droll asides, but always combined with the underlying principle a direct no BS statement of what it means to be an American citizen."
Well...the thought of Dirty Harry versus Dingy Harry appeals to me.
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