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"Miss Sloane": The Pro-Gun Control Fairytale of Liberals' Dreams
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French film company EuropaCorp succeeded in creating the leftist fairytale of every liberal’s dream in the new film “Miss Sloane” (in theaters everywhere Dec. 9), a political drama about a veteran Capitol Hill lobbyist who takes on the right-wing gun lobby. Academy Award winner Jessica Chastain plays Elizabeth Sloane, the glamorous yet stone-cold feminist anti-hero who works endless hours, pops stimulant pills to stay awake, and hires male escorts to help her forget how miserable and lonely her life is. But for her, it’s all worth it. “Lobbying is about foresight,” Sloane tells us, and she will do anything – including breaking the law – to win. Because justice knows no limits.
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Sosalty
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| I'm guessing the movie was produced as a liberals wet dream of getting gun control hysteria whipped up just as Hillary would be getting sworn in. Oh well, bypassing this movie. |
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