That being said, his line "It is a tribute to the First Amendment that this sort of vile, contemptible nonsense is so freely propagated," was as awesome as it gets.
]]>Additionally, Clark has run for President, it seems odd that he'd be allowed to run for President before he'd be allowed to hold a cabinet post. I wonder if this is just a convention or if it's a serious rule. If it's a convention, then he retired in 2000, which means he'd have been out of the military for 8-9 years rather than 10 years, which is close enough as far as I'm concerned. I'd love to see some documentation on this particular rule.
]]>I have to say, of all the BS that's been spewed, that angered me the most. Anyone who read "Dreams From My Father" knows exactly how much Obama loves and reveres his grandmother. He didn't throw her under a bus, he held her up as an example of how fine, decent people are fallible, and how love can be a bridge over fear.
Mrs. Dunham, in your daughter and grandson, you raised a pair of fine Americans. The love you showed your family is a few hours away from changing the course of an entire nation's history for the better. Thank you.
]]>I love the photo of his shoes. From here on out, I resolve to never ever poke fun at a candidate's choice of footwear, not matter how outrageously expensive it may be. Clearly a pair of sturdy, comfortable shoes are as important as a firm handshake when you're running for President.
]]>(also because it's fallen off the 'All Posts' list, but not onto the 'Archive' pages)
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