Political Poetry suffers from double translation

[Steve]

I didn't know how to identify this thread, but for an amazing (I wanted to say "awesome" in the original sense of the word, as in "generating awe") ...oh, never mind. Just click this link and YOU try to tell folks what it is about.

http://unintentionallyfunnybooks.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/special-rendered-speechless-post/

[AmyD]

I didn't know how to identify this thread, but for an amazing (I wanted to say "awesome" in the original sense of the word, as in "generating awe") ...oh, never mind. Just click this link and YOU try to tell folks what it is about.

http://unintentionallyfunnybooks.wordpress.com/2009/10/22/special-rendered-speechless-post/

Steve, I'm dying to know what you were searching for when you stumbled upon this.

[Archanfel]

I think "double standard" is more suffer.

[Steve]

Amy, I was just looking around for political poetry and commentary on political poetry. It's the most stunning example I have ever seen.

[BeverlyWilkinson]

Oh.
Dear.

[TSPrunier]

If this was used in last year's Presidential campaign, would the result have been different?