The Trains, The Trains

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The Trains, The Trains
THE TRAINS, THE TRAINS....How desperate are conservatives getting at the prospect of running against Barack Obama? Well, 25 years ago (!), while working in New York and wondering what to do with the rest of his life, Obama remarked that...
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Posted 83 days ago
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todd: Obama remarked that he wasn't interested in a humdrum office life. "He always talked about the New Rochelle train, the trains that took commuters to and from New York City, and he didn't want to be on one of those trains every day," said Jerry Kellman, the community organizer who recruited Obama to Chicago.
Posted 81 days ago

todd: and the complaint is that he should have wanted to be ordinary? i don't even understand what some of the complaints about politicians are these days.
Posted 81 days ago

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