Fed up
All right, folks. That's it. I've held my tongue long enough.
I'm turning my LJ into a political blog about the Democratic primaries.
I am tired of reading editorial pieces that misread the state of the election - the people who said that Hillary should drop before the Ohio and Texas primaries, and the people who now think that she has a considerable chance (her chances are slim).
I'm tired of both campaigns making missteps - pushing the wrong issues, or battling on the wrong fronts. Thats why, when my LJ is a political blog, I will make sure that higher-ups in both campaigns read it.
Mostly, I'm tired of reading other bloggers' and pundits' third-hand accounts of the primaries, and I want to start writing my own fourth-hand account. So I'm resurrecting the LJ in a new form. Watch out, internet, because I'm back.
[First actual political post will appear at some point - in the future]
I'm turning my LJ into a political blog about the Democratic primaries.
I am tired of reading editorial pieces that misread the state of the election - the people who said that Hillary should drop before the Ohio and Texas primaries, and the people who now think that she has a considerable chance (her chances are slim).
I'm tired of both campaigns making missteps - pushing the wrong issues, or battling on the wrong fronts. Thats why, when my LJ is a political blog, I will make sure that higher-ups in both campaigns read it.
Mostly, I'm tired of reading other bloggers' and pundits' third-hand accounts of the primaries, and I want to start writing my own fourth-hand account. So I'm resurrecting the LJ in a new form. Watch out, internet, because I'm back.
[First actual political post will appear at some point - in the future]