Perspectives on the 2004 Election
Eating breakfast this morning, I read two interesting perspectives on American presidential politics. One comes from Neil Turner, an Englishman who observes our raucously democratic process with a detached fascination. The other is from Mike Wills, a jaded undecided voter who finds nothing particularly compelling about either candidate.
For those of us who have some trouble seeing this year’s emotionally charged and divisive election from any perspective but our own, blog entries like this should be required reading.
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