New Left Media: Ohio Romney Rally - Social Issues

More from the New Left Media.

This covers social issues interviews that weren't in the earlier video.

Note the very last commenter's statement.

New Left Media: Ohio Romney Rally

Election observers believe that Ohio is the state most likely to decide who becomes our next President. These interviews were conducted with Ohio voters at a recent Romney rally in Defiance, OH.

I love these videos because they are completely fair and allow folks to talk in context.

And in doing so, they show how informed they are not. No details, just disagreement.

Take a look. They dig their own holes.

I will admit that while there is a certain entertainment factor in watching these folks contradict themselves and get facts wrong, it's also very, very sad. This is a large part of America. And it makes me sad.

Produced and edited by Chase Whiteside (interviewer) & Erick Stoll.

Marriage for all families - Stories from Maine

The first of a four-part series made in each of the states that have marriage equality votes this November, this short shares the experiences of same-sex couples who want to get married in Maine. Three more short films will follow documenting the struggles in Washington, Maryland and Minnesota.

Marriage For All Families captures the real experience of same-sex couples, to show that they have the same challenges, responsibilities, and aspirations as other couples. Still, they are strangers in the eyes of the law. That’s why marriage equality is so important: it aligns personality reality with legal reality, as a simple matter of fairness and equality.

Read more about the short films and the support from The Four by clicking here.

From New Left Media: Occupy America

Shot in NYC, Oakland, and Cincinnati, this 12 minute short explores the state of the Occupy Wall Street protests now that local governments have removed permanent encampments, and asks what the future will be for this still-young nationwide movement.

Produced and edited by Chase Whiteside (interviews), Erick Stoll (camera), and Liz Cambron.

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