November 26, 2004
Dear Mr. Bush,
Yesterday my uncle wouldn't stop talking about your election, and it was funny because it felt like he was talking about something that happened a hundred years ago. The way that he talked about it--ballot rigging, election fraud, vote counts--sounded like he was talking about an old time miracle cure--salves and ointments and elixirs--that never healed anything. And it made me realize, Mr. Bush, that I'm not interested in talking about the past; history means nothing anymore. I'm only interested in talking about the future.
To tomorrow,
Dan
Yesterday my uncle wouldn't stop talking about your election, and it was funny because it felt like he was talking about something that happened a hundred years ago. The way that he talked about it--ballot rigging, election fraud, vote counts--sounded like he was talking about an old time miracle cure--salves and ointments and elixirs--that never healed anything. And it made me realize, Mr. Bush, that I'm not interested in talking about the past; history means nothing anymore. I'm only interested in talking about the future.
To tomorrow,
Dan
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