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Apologies for the delay in responding to your comments, BC-A. I agree that Barack is every bit the orator, including the mouth. It's a while since the US has had the prospect of such a charismatic and popular leader, not to mention, one they actually voted in.

posted by grantkingfiction on May 11, 2008 at 11:58 AM | link to this | reply

grantkingfiction, to me Barrack shows himself to speak eloquently. In fact, he speaks well enough to gain the support of Ted Kennedy and Carolyn Bessett-Kennedy! For myself, I support the health care plan that Hillary Clinton proposes. However, she fails to prove the plausibility of it to her fellow legislators. In her favor, she showed spunk with her last minute speech. The motive might prove correct to protect the two candidate system of the election process unto the party conventions. The new mail-in vote interests me. I feel uneasy about the new party cards at the primary polls in my state. John McCain shows a sense of humor. I feel concern that a presidential candidate should show fair responses to issues. In 1964 LBJ ran as the peace candidate, At least Barry Goldwater stated his pro-war views clearly. I remember the history of candidate credibility during this election. May the best person win in November! In any event, I encourage your fair post of your opinion on the 2008 Democratic primary election. Excellent!

posted by BC-A on May 8, 2008 at 3:14 AM | link to this | reply

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Yes, I'm rather looking forward to the snuggling as well. Suspect Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama may be less enthused. As for the ensuing movie detailing their sordid (politically driven, of course) affair, Denzel Washington is a shoe in for Barack. But who would play Hillary? Hmmmm...

posted by grantkingfiction on May 8, 2008 at 1:49 AM | link to this | reply

Re: Good stuff, grantking.

Why, thank you, Saul - with that sort of encouragement first up, I might be tempted to write something else. Good fun these mini essays or whatever they profess to be. Certainly a breeze compared to the 100,000 word epics novels tend to be or the research riddled, mandatory munched, tone and manner mangled monstrosities ads tend to be. And as for bad alliterations...