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Words to live bySo, for now, I guess I’d have to wear the “anything goes†badge. I do find disquieting the social pressure to get on board with this program. Tim O’Reilly is a guy who really can affect one’s career online (and off, too). I do have to admit that I feel some pressure just to get on board here and that makes me feel very uneasy. How about you? Subscribe Buttons                    | |
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As stated in the article," one Washington lobbyist I spoke with was willing to point out the obvious: that big donors would not be helping out Obama if they didn’t see him as a “player.†The lobbyist added: “What’s the dollar value of a starry-eyed idealist?â€
Re backing up assertions: How about in the original piece, "She is working with the Rotary Club; she does not trust the Peace Corps becase 'they' control it now."
How easy to disparage a 50 yr old global philanthropic NGO started by JFK dedicated to helping the impoverished in third world countries, without any explanation or editorial comment. But the word KoolAid is offensive. Interesting, coming from a guy who chooses to be portrayed with an ax in his hand.