Rice-a-Romney?
The Web is abuzz. They've already printed the shirts. Condi's name was proposed earlier this year, but as of April, she was still saying, "no way," and frankly I expect she'll hold to that.
One one hand, Condi as VP would defuse any absurd claim that voting against Obama is racist or (even more absurd) anti-woman. But would suspicious types view her as a pawn for this reason?
On the other hand, wouldn't you love to see a Rice-Biden debate?
Rice is brilliant, articulate, experienced, and congenial. Her views on abortion could stand to "evolve" a bit more, in my opinion. At this point, I'm doubtful she'll be the VP pick, but the suggestion itself is intriguing.
posted by StarBittrune | 9:31 AM
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Hi Greg, with the holidays coming, I was online looking for a favorite recipe for Stollen that you had printed in a long ago Christmas letter. I came across your your article on divorce.. It resonated in me to respond,as the last time I heard from my maid of honor was prior to reconnecting on Face book and in an email conversation where I was explaining that I'd been divorced after 20+ years. Since I would consider her a kind woman and a good Christian it seemed strange and honestly abruptly dissaproving to receive no response of any sort. I can only imagine she would not have been willing to "sign" or understand if I had to contact her prior to my divorce(as my maid of honor.) Additionally, I think this is an unfair burden on childhood friends with whom one has lost touch. Anyway, I'd categorize your dream as the politically non-pursuable type perhaps much like the sort of dream brought on by an unusal dinner. To me it rings of a judgement call beyond the responsibility or realm of wedding participants. The best method of action I can think of that would be appropriate would be kind words and prayers. So far in life it seems to me that Christians are the most judgemental and alienating folks/
groups of all. Still I sincerely wish you & yours a Merry Christmas, Joy & Peace.
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