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Talk:Essay:Greatest Conservative Movies (view source)
Revision as of 02:18, January 6, 2010
, 02:18, January 6, 2010All his choices are likely good. I can confirm that Feder is right about "Batman Begins," and I doubt Feder mishits on any of his choices.
You're right, my mistake, it was Don Feder who originally wrote the list. Coach Carter is the only one I've seen, and I definitely agree that it has a conservative message. I'll add it, and if anyone has any qualms please feel free to change it. Since I haven't seen the others, I'll let someone with more knowledge of the films determine if they qualify to be on this list. [[User:JRobbe|JRobbe]]
You're right, my mistake, it was Don Feder who originally wrote the list. Coach Carter is the only one I've seen, and I definitely agree that it has a conservative message. I'll add it, and if anyone has any qualms please feel free to change it. Since I haven't seen the others, I'll let someone with more knowledge of the films determine if they qualify to be on this list. [[User:JRobbe|JRobbe]]
: Oh, I see, that's '''Don Feder'''. We previously recognized him with an honorable mention in [[Essay:Conservatives of the Decade]]. All his choices are likely good. I can confirm that Feder is right about "Batman Begins," and I doubt Feder mishits on any of his choices.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 21:18, 5 January 2010 (EST)