I don't know what it is, but there is something about this young man's precociousness and media exposure that bothers me. Doesn't it seem to you that he has moved too quickly from being a child (at least in his recent media exposure) to being a savant conservative (for lack of a better phrase)? Perhaps, though, all of this young man's rise to celebrity status says more about the state of American politics (especially among conservatives) than it does about the substance and style of the young man's presentation. Or it says something about those who are fascinated by the young fellow.
Yes, I think we can all agree that skipping childhood may not be a good move. And I would hope that would the case irrespective of one's political orientation.
I don't know what it is, but there is something about this young man's precociousness and media exposure that bothers me. Doesn't it seem to you that he has moved too quickly from being a child (at least in his recent media exposure) to being a savant conservative (for lack of a better phrase)? Perhaps, though, all of this young man's rise to celebrity status says more about the state of American politics (especially among conservatives) than it does about the substance and style of the young man's presentation. Or it says something about those who are fascinated by the young fellow.
ReplyDeleteSomeone give this kid a baseball mitt and send him outside to play.
ReplyDeleteYes, I think we can all agree that skipping childhood may not be a good move. And I would hope that would the case irrespective of one's political orientation.
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