August 17, 2004
The In Between Meetings Post
Meetings all morning. One good thing is that I grabbed one of the precious back-row chairs. What was the meeting about? No idea. I did get a chance to read chapters one and two of Campaigns in the 21st Century, by Richard J. Semiatin, though. The book is assigned reading for my Campaigns and Elections class I'm teaching this fall. So far, so good. The author seems pretty fair and picks on Dems and Reps pretty equally.
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One interesting bit from chapter 1 was the way the author characterized Karl Rove vs. Dick Morris. Dick Morris is said to be a professional opportunist who works for the money. Karl Rove, on the other hand, is described as a loyal friend of the Bush family who turned down opportunities to make millions in the private sector for a White House appointment. Interesting.
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To some political power is more appealing than money.
Posted by: Michele at August 17, 2004 10:47 AM (2c9qq)
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Read "All too Human" By Stepanaopaolususss. Let's just say that Dick Morris comes off, uh, bad.
Posted by: Bill from INDC at August 17, 2004 11:24 AM (yZMsp)
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Maybe Rove isn't the Svengali, Bush is.
Posted by: Jane at August 18, 2004 12:12 AM (AaBEz)
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Read "All too Human" By Stepanaopaolususss.
No.
Posted by: Professor Chaos at August 18, 2004 01:42 AM (pu0NR)
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