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...their own--much to the delight of Democrats watching from the sidelines and imagining that neither man could emerge from this inferno unscarred? McCain embarked on what looked very much like a kamikaze run, flying straight into the heart of Christian evangelicalism and declaring, in a speech in Virginia Beach, Va., that "neither party should be defined by pandering to the outer reaches of American politics and the agents of intolerance, whether they be Louis Farrakhan or Al Sharpton on the left, or Pat Robertson or Jerry Falwell on the right." And then, for good measure, a day later McCain...
...state of radical doubt about the supposedly fixed nature of reality, is the entire key to his art. And without the most obsessive and paralyzing exactness of detail, it couldn't have worked. Either you believe that the soft watches are real and that the skull on the beach is--to cite one of his titles--sodomizing a grand piano...
...changes will eventually allow the MDC to build a walkway under the bridge so visitors to the beach can avoid the busy intersection...
...would use with Russert. "I've crashed a couple of planes and slept in a hotel where they don't leave a mint on the pillow," he said to aides who could almost hear the sound track beginning to play. "Losing South Carolina is like a day at the beach." When he walked out of the room, McCain was on the balls of his feet. "He's not going to take it away from me like this," said McCain about his rival. "Not like this." It's that kind of moment--corny, a little histrionic--that makes one want...
Kids want to know what their parents believe happens to loved ones after death. One of my friends reminded his sons of the shells they collected at the beach, left by animals that had died. Their granddad's body, he said, was like one of those shells: his spirit didn't live there anymore, but instead lived on in their hearts and memories and in heaven. Young children who lack the verbal skills to express their feelings about death should be encouraged to draw pictures, play and pretend. (My daughter's "burying" her doll after a death in the family...