'Coulda fooled me-
He's not talking merely about the election. Who did send him?
Good question and did they wear uniforms more like a Mao shirt?
'Coulda fooled me-
“wasn’t sent here to do school uniforms.”
Well I didn’t send him there, but I thought he could at least be able wash School Uniforms.. meh...I was wrong
You wrote:
He's not talking merely about the election. Who did send him?
The following is from: Making It (from The New Yorker)
I met Mikva at the Cliff Dwellers, a private dining club atop a downtown office building. As we looked out over Lake Michigan, he told me a story that has often been repeated by others to capture the essence of politics in the city. “When I first came to Chicago, Adlai Stevenson and Paul Douglas were running for governor and senator,” he said. “I had heard about the closed Party, closed machine, but they sounded like such great candidates, so I stopped in to volunteer in the Eighth Ward Regular Democratic headquarters. I said, ‘I’m here for Douglas and Stevenson.’ The ward boss came in and pulled the cigar out of his mouth and said, ‘Who sent you?’ And I said, ‘Nobody sent me.’ He put the cigar back in his mouth and said, ‘We don’t want nobody nobody sent.’ ”
Who sent Obama?