Jedi tradition honored in Star Wars Visions
Read MoreThis has been in the works for some time. I’m really excited to announce that I’ve signed a deal with Center Street Publishing, part of the Hachette family, to pen a book for December 2021 titled “How The Force Can Fix The World.”
Read MoreStephen Kent thinks left-leaning pileups and hashtags like #FireGinaCarano are partially responsible for escalating tensions: “These newest tweets, expressing doubt and resentment about COVID and masks and the election, there’s nothing new here.” But, Kent added, “Gina Carano’s not making things better for conservative fans who want to feel welcome when they go to fan conventions and mingle with their fellow lovers of Star Wars. She’s not making things easier for anybody. She’s making things just dramatically more dubious and sad and divisive.”
Read MoreBasically, what Mathis-Lilley argues is that since the Republic is undone and replaced by a fascistic regime, then the Galactic Senate must be above reproach. He thus ascribes to the story of Star Wars a fawning esteem for the Galactic Senate as an avatar for pluralistic democracy.
Read MoreIf the drama around The Mandalorian actress could be summarized in one way, it could be that she transparently flew the flag against ritualized shows of support to left-leaning causes, scribbling #BLM or gender pronouns into her Twitter bio, and voicing disdain for President Trump, like her Mandalorian counterpart Pedro Pascal has sufficiently done.
Read MoreBrad Parscale once called the Trump campaigns digital operation a DEATH STAR ready to fire. Well, now he's been demoted from his lead role atop the battle station.
Beltway Banthas Podcast returns with Ep 81: Can the Force fix America? ft. actress Maggie Lovitt as co-host for a discussion on how hope, redemption and empathy improve our political discourse.
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