I love this guy for the way he uses language, be sure to read the next to last paragraph about tobacco companies.
• Still swaying on the fence? Imagine you're a director at R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., looking to hire a new chief executive officer after a recent merger with Brown & Williamson. You interview a prospective candidate who claims he would be a strong leader and expand the company's market share. Then, you discover he worked for the last 30 years to put tobacco companies out of business. If you would recommend hiring the candidate because he smoked cigarettes for four months in 1969, you might be a Kerry supporter.
You're right, the next to last paragraph is great, thanks for pointing it out.
You salivate and your leg muscles twitch when you hear an ambulance siren.
My neighbor moved out and new ones moved in recently. I had heard he was a lawyer, now I see the Kerry sign in his yard. No doubt about it...