I wish this wasn't so true.
Oct. 12th, 2004 09:07 am"More than any other election in recent memory, this one reminds me of Henry Adams' observation that politics is the systematic organization of hatreds.
"The left-wing political road rage directed at George W. Bush for being dumb and lying about the war reminds me of nothing so much as the right-wing obsessive invective directed at Bill Clinton for being smart and lying about sex. Rush Limbaugh versus Michael Moore, and let the man nursing the most unrequited rage win. The DRAMA and spectacle of the election will be fascinating to watch, but novelists, even more than actors, should be political agnostics."
-Richard Dooling
What I'm reading: Neal Stephenson, In the Beginning... Was the Command Line
"The left-wing political road rage directed at George W. Bush for being dumb and lying about the war reminds me of nothing so much as the right-wing obsessive invective directed at Bill Clinton for being smart and lying about sex. Rush Limbaugh versus Michael Moore, and let the man nursing the most unrequited rage win. The DRAMA and spectacle of the election will be fascinating to watch, but novelists, even more than actors, should be political agnostics."
-Richard Dooling
What I'm reading: Neal Stephenson, In the Beginning... Was the Command Line