Now who's the Dean?
posted by CharlesPeirce @ 12:40 PM
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Pragmaticism
Cut back to Shamrock: "Tito Ortiz is going to find out who Ken Shamrock is, was, and is now." The "is now" in that sentence wasn't really a redundancy. Shamrock was employing a new tense—the ultimate tense—to describe how he was about to be bringing it, how it was about to have been brung.
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Wow.
I can't believe they couldn't/can't find a better front-man for the party. Or front-woman. Or front-poodle.
How long until the moderate Dems start an "anybody but Dean" campaign?
I'm reminded of Will Rogers's comment--"I am not a member of any organized political party. I'm a Democrat."
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