Change You Can’t Believe In

4 Responses to Change You Can’t Believe In

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   JoAnne Tybinka Blasko on February 24, 2008 4:59 pm at 4:59 pm

   Sorry, here’s the link again.

   http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,536232,00.html

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   ironxl84 on February 25, 2008 8:58 am at 8:58 am

   Good one JoAnne,

   It’s difficult to believe that it took a foreigner to make the case so succinctly. Sometimes it’s easier to see the forest when you aren’t bewildered by the trees I suppose.

   Thanks!

   Tom

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   green bean on February 25, 2008 11:03 am at 11:03 am

   Exactly JoAnne, it is a very good and insightful piece.

   The powerful and the prominents promote the product, market the product, and if consumers are buying the product, strategy works.She is running with a record of works she has done. He is running on an imagination of works he would do. Resistance is futile to a figure bigger than life. People listen but they don’t hear, watch but don’t see, cheer without objective, believe without vigilance. Debates add dimensions to the campaigns, but staging massive rallies can change more minds. Money munipulates. Exploitation intimidates. Comparing him with past presidents is comparing apples with gold. No president had ever been able to capture such a mega admiration from the people they served. Even superdelegates are struggling to be relevant.

   Radiance of a star shows me what an outcast I am. So I am.

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