In Washington, frightened by an empty face Not far from the Berlin Wall, Lonnie Green intercepted me as I entered an exhibit devoted to the history of presidential campaign coverage. And so we talked for a while about the 2000 campaign, about the insurgent McCain, about what Bradley has done for Gore, about George W. Green, a museum employee of modest means, said he favors Mr. Bush because, he said, Texas is a fair test of a politician's mettle and Mr. Bush is pro-business.
Some people are happy with a shovel and pickax.
Others will not be satisfied until they own the store that sells the tools. Look at me here. I never could have brought this place about, but I'm glad for my job. Our conversation traveled to South Carolina and the flag issue. In this country, we have rights to enjoy.