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McCain Sounds Like Reagan



It was eerie...I was making Emil breakfast this morning. I usually have the Morning Edition playing on the background, y'know...and I hear Reagan's voice and I was spooked, I mean spooked!

What was he doing back on the sound box?!

They hadn't say anything about his birthday or an anniversary of him having done something or anything...and his voice appears out-of-the-blue.

ooooo, it was McCain as part of some regular news updates...McCain. McCain sounding just like that ominous, omnipresent voice of my youth -- the how I came to understand Big Brother, the reason I checked out of politics and being American...

Oh, please don't bring it all back. Not now.

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