DOES PETE WILSON HAVE A HEART?
While this state and nation continue to reel from the “leadership” of an intransigent ideologue (whose most personal relationships and personal conduct since leaving the White House continue to illustrate how superficial and bankrupt his ideology is), we are offered Pete Wilson.
Here is a man who tried introspection but didn’t like it, discusses his own life as a “neutral observer,” is labeled a “RoboPol,” considered a “cold fish,” unanimously perceived as a workaholic, and who creates less an impression of creative intelligence than applause-grabbing.
Will someone--anyone--save us from inefficient and inflexible ideologues and efficient but flexible automatons, both posing as human beings?
KENNETH T. MARTIN
Crestline
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