Re: Changing Track Sequence
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I apologize for having given that impression. What appears to make the quote "political", I think, is that two of the people it mentions happened to take part in elections. I am sure that something similar could have been said about a large number of other people in modern societies, people who didn't run for office but nevertheless have similar personal proclivities, and it would not have seemed to be "political". To me, as I am a dinosaur, a political comment would be one that referred to a person's political ideology, or policy positions. This quote did neither. -- m. On Tue, Dec 20, 2016 at 3:21 PM, [email protected] [EAC] < [email protected]> wrote: > > > This is funny. But it is totally absurd to say that quote is not > political in nature. It looks just like it came from the recent > campaign.where character assassination was the primary content. > > >