Can Americans discern between the âdreamsâ of President Obama and those of the Founding Fathers? The makers of the upcoming documentary film â2016: Obamaâs Americaâ hope so. âIâve got a strong desire to defend against the changes in our culture, our life, our laws, our freedom. We now have someone in office who has professed a desire for change, and this has disturbed me,â producer Gerald R. Molen tells Inside the Beltway. Mr. Molen, 77, is the Hollywood heavyweight and Oscar-winning producer behind âSchindlerâs List,â âRain Man,âand âJurassic Parkâ among many other blockbusters. But he prefers life in Montana to that in Tinseltown, and as a former U.S. Marine, he has a strong memory of a traditional, cheerful, can-do America. Heâs also not too keen on Mr. Obamaâs penchant to âgo around Congress,â among other things. âWe donât have an imperial presidency. Heâs not the king,â Mr. Molen says. Above all, he hopes the film will jar a passive audience with proof of the political and cultural change that may not be for the better in the long run. âI hope people find out that itâs time to do their own research, get involved and ask this question: What kind of country do we want?â the producer says, predicting that public reaction to the project âwill come aliveâ once the film is released nationwide July 27. The documentary itself is based on conservative author Dinesh D'Souzaâs best-seller âThe Roots of Obamaâs Rage,â published last year. âAll Americans want the same kind of country. Being united would be wonderful. But weâre divided now, and itâs frightening,â Mr. Molen says. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/jul/11/inside-the-beltway-choosing-the-dream/