Baraka_Guru

That's a non-sequitur, Cimarron, and I'll point out again the false equivalence of this current tack with Al Gore and the Discovery Channel attacker's "civil disobedience."

Can we stick with the topic, please?

It wasn't a question of whether he has, but I find that he tends to work in implication and nuance. As far as I can tell, doesn't tell people what they should do, except invest in gold and get right with God, and that sort of thing. He at least says to his viewers that they should "wake up" and "be concerned" and "see that the country is being ruined by Marxists, progressives," etc.

The game-changer was his rally. He stepped out of the studio and into the street, and hundreds of thousands of people followed him. His influence shouldn't be underestimated.

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