Dream Team?
vs.
the Nightmare team?
TO BE DETERMINED
[Update: NOT inserted in perspective of 1st link above.
Flip-Flopper-Crafting
Or Bogeyman sighted. Or Hobbes Goblin?
Not to mention Escalus or Escalate
And again possible thanks goes to Rachel Maddow and her stand in, David Bender not that I pull in all of the web they weave but meaning I only caught and pulled a thread, was it something about Camelot?]
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Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Thursday, January 20, 2011
A day to reflect on.
Fifty years ago, Kennedy inaugurated.
Thirty years ago, Reagan inaugurated.
Through the looking glass and no Camelot.
An achronistic commencement.
[Wow: Speaking of tangents or anachronistic.]
[Other Input]
Thirty years ago, Reagan inaugurated.
Through the looking glass and no Camelot.
An achronistic commencement.
[Wow: Speaking of tangents or anachronistic.]
[Other Input]
Saturday, May 16, 2015
T. P.
Not Exactly ... Patron Saint of Process.*
i.e. PS Trianglution Process
* 5-18-15
It used to be called the big tent. I relate this to a big table in the age of Share 'n Angle.*
"Now the president is staking his reputation on a trade deal that is increasingly likely to be seen as a joint Obama/GOP initiative. If he succeeds, his legacy may suffer a mortal blow, and his party is likely to pay a terrible political price in years – and elections – to come."
A. It could have the effect of growing the Warren Wing.
B. There are outside of the trade-deal elements of legislation that have been obstructed and need support. Infrastructure, wages, Affordable Care Act, etc.
The problem with his legacy won't hold a candle to the problem with that of congress's.
* earned media translated to churned media
Camelot 3.0?
i.e. PS Trianglution Process
* 5-18-15
It used to be called the big tent. I relate this to a big table in the age of Share 'n Angle.*
"Now the president is staking his reputation on a trade deal that is increasingly likely to be seen as a joint Obama/GOP initiative. If he succeeds, his legacy may suffer a mortal blow, and his party is likely to pay a terrible political price in years – and elections – to come."
A. It could have the effect of growing the Warren Wing.
B. There are outside of the trade-deal elements of legislation that have been obstructed and need support. Infrastructure, wages, Affordable Care Act, etc.
The problem with his legacy won't hold a candle to the problem with that of congress's.
* earned media translated to churned media
Camelot 3.0?
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