From The Note: "A new ABC News/ Washington Post poll found that if the 2004 presidential election were held today, 46% of Americans say they would vote for President Bush, while 47% would favor an unnamed Democratic candidate – a statistical dead heat and the president’s weakest showing in a generic horse race poll."
And, "Tim Kraft, a man considered by some to be the father of the Iowa caucuses is now lending his organizational expertise and his rolodex of Carter supporters to the Dean campaign."
And here are some notes on what I’ve been saying all along about General Clark’s lack of specifics. Ah, the validation.
On a non-political and art note, South Africa’s only national daily newspaper (new!), THISDAY, had a write-up yesterday about the Wits School of Arts launch last Friday. My favorite part:
"nathaniel stern’s interactive digital art installation, stuttering, transfixed, with its ability to communicate in a human way."
implicit art
art and ecology, fiction and geek stuff, culture and philosophy, parenting and life, etc
