Today @ The Capitol

[rich]

I'm more than cynical than the next fella but I have to say what it
boils down for me is the sheer joyful fact of a bush-less, cheney-less
presidency
and I feel pretty great about that

there is always an alternate path somewheres to find (if at all or at
best briefly)--I think Pynchon's later work reflects this
it's something to hold onto

rich



On 1/20/09, Heikki Raudaskoski <hraudask at sun3.oulu.fi> wrote:
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> On Tue, 20 Jan 2009, Dave Monroe wrote:
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>> On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 9:52 AM,  <kelber at mindspring.com> wrote:
>> > Sorry, in my hard-core cynicism my take is: the Powers-That-Be have
>> > found a hip new brand for The Product.  I acknowledge that it's a moving
>> > moment for African-Americans to see a Black man at the helm.  The
>> > question is, does he see them?
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>> I will say, I was disturbed to hear so much "middle class" during the
>> debates, but not so much "the poor" et al. ...
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> Holy-[Political-]Center-Approaching is soon to be the number one Zonal
> pastime. Its balmy heyday is nearly on it. Soon more champions, adepts,
> magicians of all ranks and orders will be in the field than ever before
> in the history of the game. The sun will rule all enterprise, if it be
> honest and sporting. (GR 508)
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> Contemplating neo-Clintonism,
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> Heikki
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