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Other commenters have dealt with Waldron's comments re Bachmann's legal career.
But what caught my eye was this campaign tactic he alleges:
"I began to receive more complaints from pastors in Iowa that the advance team was rude, discourteous, tried to impose their will on the church, tried to change liturgy. I went from recruiting pastors to apologizing to pastors."
A political candidate's advance team "tried to change liturgy"? I'd like to read that part of her...
George H.W. Bush made a similar slip in a speech May 6, 1988, at the College of Southern Idaho.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFfb3DrbIsk
He corrected himself: "Setbacks, we've had setbacks.... I feel like the javelin competitor who won the toss and elected to receive."
As another New Yorker transplanted to the Twin Cities, I concur with most of these observations.
David Rothenberg once said on WBAI that in New York, if you do one thing, you know you're missing four other things. I've discovered the same cornucopia of possibilities here.
The bookstores are as good as any in Manhattan, and almost as numerous. Maybe the bagels are better there, and possibly the pastrami.
New York City is a 24-hour theme park. But this is a beautiful...
"IF we should as a nation define marriage, that is a task for the Congress.'
Or the states, if the Supreme say the feds should butt out.
Pleased that it's in our neighborhood.
I am 2 credits short of a BA, by my calculations. (I have an incomplete in Modern American Drama, but I figure that subject is still developing).
So far, that has not hampered my journalism career.
I'm thinking, Better you than me.
Break a leg.
For being so super-literate and on top of things. Your peripateticism may rival Mayor Coleman's.
"To me, it felt like a futile effort — a bunch of people weighing in on something they knew nothing about, selecting among narrowly prescribed options with little time to think or provide additional insight."
Seems like electoral politics to me.
That his name is Gillette I'm sure is a happy coincidence.
...continuing-education catalogues that arrive in the mail and think, "When I have time."
I'm two credits short of a B.A. (I have an incomplete in Modern American Drama; my teacher went off to write teleplays and screenplays). (The college might differ with my calculations.) That was in 1968.
Since then, I've cobbled together a career in journalism.
We'll see what comes next.
Good luck on campus.