Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Camile Paglia on Electon 2008 so far

"...but how do McCain's sufferings in a tiny, squalid cell 40 years ago logically translate into presidential aptitude in the 21st century? Cast him a statue or slap his name on a ship, and let's turn the damned page...."



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