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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
The studio
Here is where I work. It is a complete mess right now, but I know where everthing is, at least. I like the fact that I am surrounded, to the point of being immersed, in my materials and mediums. It makes me feel as though I am a maestro, or even better, a traffic cop, controlling the coming and going of the cars at a very busy intersection. It's kind of risky, but not in a conventional way; it's allowing myself to be surprised, even if I know exactly where I am.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Freedom and Democracy
Regarding new elections in Florida and Michigan, Senator Obama said we should play by the rules, I contend. In other words, we should not change the rules in the middle of the game.
Senator Bradley and Senator Daschle--both Obamanites--said the same thing as Obama. Play by the rules.
Play by the rules even though the voters of Florida and Michigan have been disenfranchised.
Ok.
Well, the rules also say that superdelegates can vote for Hillary even though most pledged delegates are for Obama.
Those are the rules. And we should not change the rules in the middle of the game, says Senator Obama, Senator Bradley and Senator Daschle.
I wonder if the corporate media will remind them that they are sticklers for the rules and for not changing the rules in the middle of the game.
I would imagine if the senators forget their rulesmanship it will look to the public as if they will say whatever they have to say in order to win. In other words, it will look as if they are practicing that old style politics they say they are so adamantly against.
For example, you might hear them say that superdelegates should be punished by the voters if they choose the rules over freedom and democracy.
Hmmmmm?
Then I suppose Obama, Bradley and Daschle should also be punished by the voters because they defended the rules against freedom and democracy for Florida and Michigan voters.
damn dude.. mess?! I find it fascinating that you CAN work in that :)
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