Utter the phrases “David Bossie” or “Citizens United” in some circles, and you’re likely to get a spittle-flecked tirade about corporate personhood and big business taking over politics.
But Bossie is about more than living rent free in liberal heads. He’s also a film maker, and his new effort, “The Hope and the Change,” has a strong Virginia angle — many of the people featured in the film are Virginians, and it was test screened in western Henrico county.
We talk about that film and the other projects he has in the pipeline, including one on the Occupy movement.