A good walk (and presidency) spoiled

You know, even by Sean Penn standards, this is pretty cryptic. On Barrack Obama:

”I hope that he will understand, if he is the nominee, the degree of disillusionment that will happen if he doesn’t become a greater man than he will ever be…”

Via Gerry Canavan

You know, at this point, I’d happily trade the potential disillusionment of an Obama presidency — if, let’s say, he was unable to effect all the changes that he’s promised — for the constant barrage of disillusionment that’s been George W. Bush’s game plan from day one. Hell, I’d almost be happy just to elect a president who doesn’t think giving up his golf game represents some kind of ultimate display of solidarity. (Unlike, let’s say, ending the war, or even attending a few military funerals.)

Speaking of which:

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