| Oct/Nov 2004 |
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Tough Stuff
Kerry may be maddeningly ineffectual at times at translating
his ideas and actions into the spin-driven world of American politics, but
he is a markedly better man than Bush. He sees a bigger picture, he makes
himself very unpopular to do the right thing, and he avoids the "ends
justify the means" mentality that drives the Michael Moores and the Karl
Roves of American politics.
Tom Dooley
What If I Don't Die?
All the Authorities agree that the essence of adulthood is the ability to defer gratification. Well, fine. But there is a time and a place for everything, and the end of life is not the time for putting off pleasure.
Paul Sampson
America the Beautiful
But for all the griping that goes on about our environmental stupidities,
look at the record: Theodore Roosevelt was more far-sighted than his myopia
could imagine when he established our first national parks, setting an example
for other nations.
C.E. Chaffin