Maureen Dowd was on The Daily Show the other day. She was pitching her new book, Bushworld, a collection of her columns from the NYT Op/Ed page. I admire her writing for its dry sarcasm directed at Bush and his administration, which is all the more effective because underlying it is a sense of deep disappointment in the direction our nation is heading. And forgive me for saying this, but she’s kinda hot. She reminds me of a reserved English professor who, if you got a couple glasses of chardonnay in her, would fling her glasses off and tango the night away with you.
Who knew that volunteering for a campaign could be so much work? I didn’t get home until nearly 9 last night because I was at campaign headquarters for meetings and tonight I’ll be at a campaign event. I’ll have my camera with me and I’ll try to get some good pictures. Let’s hope there won’t be any unwanted smooching this time. I am starting to really enjoy this experience and I’ve met so many tireless, energetic, and brilliant staffers and volunteers.
Which reminds me. If you’re in the Twin Cities and have an interest in getting involved in the campaign on behalf of people with disabilities, we’re having a community organizing meeting on August 19th. You can read more about it here.
