" 'Anybody who . . . witnessed the first debate for high public office in American history that was not conducted in the English language knows what is 'dream' about this ticket,' Gramm said of the Democratic slate, known as the "dream ticket" because it includes Sanchez and African American U.S. Senate candidate Ron Kirk..."
Damned interesting, you know, coming from a guy whose *own* Republican primary opponents once tried to paint him as less of an "all-American" candidate because he's married to an ethnic Korean. Sometimes that proverbial mile in the moccasins has no effect whatsoever, I suppose.
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Date: 2002-06-11 07:36 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2002-06-11 07:41 am (UTC)Damned interesting, you know, coming from a guy whose *own* Republican primary opponents once tried to paint him as less of an "all-American" candidate because he's married to an ethnic Korean. Sometimes that proverbial mile in the moccasins has no effect whatsoever, I suppose.