Jingoistic propaganda it is, but Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party is also an eye-opening political documentary. After taking on President Barack Obama in a previous film, political analyst Dinesh D’Souza attempts to get a handle on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. However, first he explores a theory that he developed while serving a sentence for violating campaign finance laws (in the exercise of his “free speech” rights) that postulates that political parties have a criminal mentality to how they operate. To wit, D’Souza goes to the Democrat Party Headquarters and compares their platform of equality and social justice to their history of supporting slavery and opposing equal rights, and how they’ve been able to rebrand themselves by denying their transgressions and recycling their tactics of intimidation. The film then transitions into chronicling Hillary Clinton’s scandal ridden history. Completely unapologetic in its views on Democrat hypocrisy and Hillary’s duplicity in the alleged criminal activity of her and her husband, the tone can be quite abrasive. And there are some narrative problems in how the “re-enactments” are presented; along with some substandard acting. While it can be a bit shameless and provocative at times, Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party brings to light some intriguing revelations about the true history of America’s political parties and the whitewashing that has been done.