<p>Any thoughts on the Tempest in Tehran:
Mike Wallace v M. Amadinejad</p>
<p>For one, I thought it was rather kind of President Ahmadinejad to reiterate–with feeling-- the Democratic National Committee’s talking points while toying with M. Wallace (the cat and the mouse)–keeping on message is truly a political gift. </p>
<p>To that end, Ahmadinejad sounded even more sincere than Chairman Dean this morning when he was getting all up on the talking heads about the inequities of those nasty Republicans…I thought I saw a tear forming in Ahmadinejad’s eye as our “American-at-large,” Mike Wallace, talked-at-him. </p>
<p>Whereas our Dean is emotionally limited to bouts of anger, Ahmadinejad seemed deeply troubled–moved, really–by the uninsured, unemployed and generally down on their luck Americans—you can’t teach sincerity, but I hope Dean was watching!</p>
<p>As it is, Wallace was left to chase his own tail…he was played.</p>
<p>…but seriously, left and right, what did you think?</p>
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