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"With their memories of the sixties, when to be young was very heaven, they still believe that an oppositional stance in pursuit of perfection is virtuous in itself—indeed, is the prime or sole content of virtue. And it is this belief that renders them interesting to Hollander, for it makes genuine moral reflection about the nature of various governments and policies impossible. It transforms merely personal discontents into matters of supposedly great general importance."

-Theodore Dalrymple on Paul Hollander: The Only Superpower: Reflections on Strength, Weakness, and Anti-Americanism

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  • Christopher Buckley
  • Nicole Wallace
  • Steve Schmidt
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  • Arlen Specter**
  • Olympia Snowe*
  • Susan Collins*

h/t Red State

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Friday
29Aug2008

Grandiose or Realistic: You Decide

BO's Invesco Field Stage Set

The actual White House with the actual podium, life size

And from the New  York Post:

The curved, columned backdrop does resemble the portico of the White House, and blue carpeting and podium surrounded by white stars is suggestive of the Oval Office, other crew members said.

Democrats quickly pointed out that George W. Bush accepted the Republican nomination before a similar, though less elaborate, stage in 2004.

Just two points: the  blue carpet with whit stars was the Clinton Oval Office rug.  The one that was tossed faster than you can say "Go Down in History" when George Bush moved into the White House. 

Second, George Bush had a "less elaborate stage..."  And he was the  President in 2004

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Wonder if he plans on installing those oversize televisions everywhere in the White House?
August 29, 2008 | Unregistered Commenteraelfheld

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