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As you know, I liked Obama from the time I read “Audacity of Hope.” Although it has its moments of pure politician-speak, it makes clear that he’s thinking about his views. Having read it, knowing that he actually put a great deal more thought into his policy ideas than most politicians seem to (how am I going to pay for this? how will I engineer it so that people will want to buy in?), I’ve been pretty immune to this charge that he’s all style and no substance — he’s just smart enough to know that he can’t policy-wonk his way to the White House, and that people want a leader who challenges and inspires them.
I have a few reasons for not wanting Clinton, but I guess the two biggest would be the divisiveness you mentioned (right-wing commentators have had more than a decade to get a good hate going), and my opinion that we really could use something different in office. Clinton represents a change from Bush, yes, but actual new blood is often a good thing, and certainly ought to be after twenty years of the same families holding office.
I’ll be happy to vote for either one come November, though.
Well put, Mark.
I still need to get my hands on Audacity of Hope. I almost got an audiobook version from Audible the other day, but it was abridged, and I prefer my text unadulterated. I remember you speaking highly of it, though.
The audiobook version won a Grammy, you know.
I just came across Jon Stewart’s take on the Clinton-is-polarizing mantra, and how she got to be seen that way, and thought of this post:
I did know that the audiobook version got a Grammy, in fact.
Jon Stewart is wonderful, even when he didn’t have writers. Did you see his take on Romney dropping out?
And he’s hosting the Oscars on Sunday, yay!