I assume you're referencing the comments made mention in the latest book that's titled "Game Change" or "Game Changes" or whatever the name of it is. I haven't looked into the book at all, haven't read any excerpts from it or anything else, all I know about the book I have seen on the news, and judging from this little bit of information, it sounds to me like several of the politicians that were quoted as saying such-n-such were saying what were to them to be true....Hillary mentioned something about if she were elected she didn't know how well it would work because she knew Bill would be right there in the thick of things, that she couldn't control him, etc (seems to be a fair statement from what I know)...and then this Reid guy referring to Obama as "pale skinned" and didn't have the dialect of the average "African American" (Once again this also seems to be a fairly true statement from what I know). I guess my question is, what's wrong with the truth? I know it's unheard of to get the full truth out of any politician but you all know what I mean. All of what I just wrote is based on memory, I don't know for a fact exactly what each politican was quoted as saying, but to me, it sounds like "BEHIND THE SCENES" these politicians were all speaking the truth according to them or how they felt about certain issues, is this correct?...I'm trying to be as politically correct here as possible in order to keep from getting a blistering from the moderators of this board (which is lame in my opinion but that's an entirely different story).Originally Posted by mhall
You ALREADY know the winds of change are brewing Mark, change once again is going to be inevitable come 2012.
To whoever on this site, if I'm wrong about what I wrote let me know, maybe if I learn something today they will let me go home early.
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