Correction

Paul Schmelzer in the Minnesoros Monitor “Independent” gets it wrong, I suspect:

In the political theater of national nominating conventions, one aspect tends to get left out: the political theater of regular citizens.

I have a hunch that the “political theater” of “regular citizens” who just love love love to post their opinions – no matter how obtuse, deranged or deluded – will not be getting “left out”.

Indeed, a friend of mine closely connected to the organizing committee tells me that they estimate there’ll be at least one left-leaning “citizens video journalism” group for every individual delegate, should they choose to divide their “labor” that way.

Rumors that the Twin Cities has implemented a program to train the homeless and recent parolees to work as barristas and clerks at “Hot Topic” are at present unconfirmed.

One thought on “Correction

  1. The “political theater” of real “regular citizens” usually involves bawdy jokes about the usual class of idiot overlords told over beers at a bar.

    Paul needs to get out and meet real folks more often, rather than spending his time tramping through the leftist and political activist swamps (this one included).

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