Trailer - A Stranger in Town (1943)

This is a short clip of A Stranger in Town where the star, Frank Morgan, is giving a speech concerning the responsibilities of citizenship. Regretfully, far too many of today's 'citizens' don't fulfill their responsibility to help keep American free and uncorrupted. Under the Obama Presidency, we were faced with the most corrupt administration* this country has ever seen. Much can be gained by watching this little gem about small-town corruption and what it takes to rid the town of corrupt and evil politicians. The same principals apply to our national politicians and government as well.

In short, this movie is a lesson in proper CITIZENSHIP.

* Note:

Fast and Furious

IRS targeting of Conservative Groups and Non-profit Organizations

DOJ corruption and targetted prosecutions and white-washing of Democrat wrong-doing such as the Clinton Email Investigation, IRS corruption, AT&F white-washing of the Fast and Furious (originally code name was Gunwalking - with the intent of going after the 2nd Amendment)

Election Fraud against the opposition party to influence the 2016 presidential election and subsequent framing of President Trump in an ongoing attempt at a coup d'etat

Fake Trump Russia Dossier

Trump/Russia Collusion Investigation with all Democrat investigators.

FISA Court Warrant Corruption

Deep State

You can view the original trailer at the following link:

[phyllisbentley]

This movie should be shown regularly in every school and every house of worship, to remind U.S. that We the People are the only ones who can make this country what it is supposed to be.
America Is A Nation Of Laws. It Can Not Exist as the Nation it was Founded to be without a Moral and Religious society to uphold and defend our Constitution.

[robinschwartz]

I understand that there are major party issues here, but there are also still small towns that are bathed in corruption.

[MusicMan-dvjg]

I disagree with the assertion idea that only the Obama administration was corrupt. There is plenty of corruption in the Trump presidency as well. The message of this 75 year old movie transcends mere party politics. Corruption is everywhere, wherever there is big money.

[garyhicks]

Love the movie. Totally disagree with your broad stroke portrayal of Democrats. You are obviously viewing your utopian image of righteous government through the tainted lenses of a Republican superiority. Sad.