Popular bloggers may disable the comment function or delete the missives of their attackers. Not me. I feel like a kid so starved for attention that he’s grateful for any notice, no matter how negative. And the surprising thing is – for someone as thin-skinned as I imagine myself to be – that there’s a lot to agree with, even among those critical of the “memories of Obama” post.
To Peter, who said “I read envy in the whole article!”: You’re not the first person to say that.
To KL Moore, aka Voice of Reason: I hope you got all the anger out of your system. Sincerely, Cool White Guy.
To Knemon: Maybe not everyone used drugs. But I’ll bet every presidential candidate – OK, maybe not Guiliani – has gotten high. Barack is the only one with the guts to admit it.
To Ksun: You’re right – race shouldn’t matter. But we all know that it does. Race has a lot to do with what we hear and how we judge it. And a guy like Obama – with one foot in Kansas and the other in Kenya – can say things to both blacks and whites without being accused of racism. Even if he does embellish his resume.
Finally to all the Business International people who commented: Thanks. I remember all of you fondly. Let’s get together on LinkedIn when Jeanne Reynolds sets up the Business International alumni group.
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Dan,
How will we know when the BI Alum. site is up? I didn’t realize this was already in the works when I suggested it. Are you providing Jeanne (whom I don’t think I knew) with email addresses? Thanks. Rena
Hi. Haven’t set up a website, but for now I have created a BI Alumni group on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/ (you need to join LinkedIn). If you comment here, Dan can email you the link to join the group. That’s a start to allowing people to connect. May work on a website in the near future. Hope that helps. I need to get a logo up on LinkedIn.
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