Yes, you read right. I haven't written a post in awhile because I have too many thoughts and concerns racing around in my head. Every time I focus on one subject it turns into something else. I want to talk about so much and yet I find myself lacking the discipline to just sit down and write out what is exactly going on in my head. I would like to thank my fellow contributors for posting up their work and opinions and really shaping the face of this blog. I don't think I thank them enough sometime. So, to my fellow readers, I will post soon - I have made a commitment to put art and voices out there that can't normally be seen or heard otherwise. Thank you for your further patience!
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Get Loud, Get Active, Get Angry! ~ A.J.
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Writer's Rush, Not Block
Labels: apathy apology, SAN, writer's rush
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I find myself in a similar space, especially in the political arena. I find it particularly disturbing that the Democratic nomination process has come to be portrayed as a choice between the first woman to hold the office versus the first black man to do likewise. Again, we are seeing subtle divide-and-conquer politics as two supposed progressives bash each other while "bomb-bomb" McCain and his advisors are free to plot their own versions of political IEDs in their desperate attempt to hold on to power.
I have to admit that Barack Obama's candidacy is to me reminiscent of the excitement of the Kennedy years, and I feel that he is the right person for the time. Campaign rhetoric aside, the Presidency is largely a symbolic office, and I feel that his election would open the door to healing the damage that the Bush administration's arrogance has caused within the world community of nations.
Should Hillary become the nominee, I will hope that her administration will chart a similar course. Millions of lives hang in the balance...
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