Lulled into ennui by the last Debate I feel it is now time
to adopt a Prufrockian type anticipation for the next one. (Prufrock from a poem by T. S. Eliot).
Prufrock characteristics which can be applied to the forthcoming debate, are 'weariness' - not again,
'regret' - that I don't have something else to do, 'embarrassment' - for the candidates lined up firing squad like - a cast of thousands it seems
and 'longing - that it will soon be over for them.
We already know the plot and denouement of such events for prejudices towards Trump seem now to have permeated all the fibres of the Democratic mind. Watching such unintended theatre, one feels one has come face to face with the madness that lies at the heart of all legitimate political order, raise your hands and they do, no boiling core of contradictions as they all sing from the same hymn sheet. And one reflects, so this could be the US political future upon which the volcanic crust of stability will incongruously rest.
to adopt a Prufrockian type anticipation for the next one. (Prufrock from a poem by T. S. Eliot).
Prufrock characteristics which can be applied to the forthcoming debate, are 'weariness' - not again,
'regret' - that I don't have something else to do, 'embarrassment' - for the candidates lined up firing squad like - a cast of thousands it seems
and 'longing - that it will soon be over for them.
We already know the plot and denouement of such events for prejudices towards Trump seem now to have permeated all the fibres of the Democratic mind. Watching such unintended theatre, one feels one has come face to face with the madness that lies at the heart of all legitimate political order, raise your hands and they do, no boiling core of contradictions as they all sing from the same hymn sheet. And one reflects, so this could be the US political future upon which the volcanic crust of stability will incongruously rest.
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