“So what did you think of the debate, Magundi?” Mr. Bates asked, with an arch of his eyebrows that suggested he thought he might be poking a hornet’s nest. “I didn’t watch any of the debates,” Mr. Magundi replied, “and … Continue reading
“But I don’t think our president should worry about what they want,” Mr. Bates was saying. “His job is to serve our country, not theirs. America first, that’s what I say.” “I agree,” Mr. Magundi said. “In fact, I apply … Continue reading
“So I’ll be glad when the whole thing is over,” Mrs. Bowman told us, “so I can stop answering the phone every five minutes.” “I get those phone calls, too,” Mr. Magundi said. “It’s always some candidate for state representative … Continue reading
“I know his type,” Mr. Bates was saying. “He’s an expert at playing the Washington-insiders game. What a hypocrite! I say, vote for anyone else, but not him.” “But that’s the perfect description of what I want in a president,” … Continue reading
“The city even passed a resolution in favor of amending the Constitution to abolish corporate personhood,” I said. “At least I’m not the only one who thinks something has to be done.” “I’m not sure I’d be so quick to … Continue reading
