Bill Maxwell of The St. Petersburg Times devoted his
editorial column to the shiftiness of Barack Obama this week. Maxwell's column was short on specific criticisms, but I found one quotable paragraph, anyway:
I am newly attracted to the subject of disappointment because of the euphoria and pronouncements of "hope and change" surrounding the presidential campaign of Sen. Barack Obama. Frankly, I have little regard for Obama's campaign because of its inherent falsity.
Maxwell appears to confuse thwarted plans with emotional disappointment in a column extolling the virtue of one, the other, or both. I'm still not sure which.
"Get used to disappointment."
--the Dread Pirate Roberts.
Maxwell's column is a bit of a disappointment.
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