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By Mike Palecek (about the author) Page 2 of 6 page(s)
Dave and John talk about politics, presidential candidates.
Dave went to CMU, Carnegie Melon University, studied engineering. He admits to being a geek.
They - we - talk about the various Democratic candidates. I don't have much to offer. The subject doesn't excite me.
I would be for any candidate who would get us out of Iraq yesterday, initiate a brand new investigation of 9-11, and investigate the present administration as regards to possible war crimes: lying to start a war, torture, secret prisons.
Investigate the death of Paul Wellstone.
Point me toward the candidate who will do that.
Otherwise, the whole thing is pretty boring, more interesting to watch the Cubs and Pirates on the TV above the expensive bar counter. 5-2, Cubs.
Hey.
On the way to Pittsburgh from Indianapolis, I came through Wheeling, West Virginia.
Tell me if you know - wasn't Wheeling the hometown of Chris Stevens of Chris in the Morning on KBHR radio of Cicily, Alaska on "Northern Exposure."
Well, there was a detour on I-70 that took us right through downtown.
Wheeling is a Wow-Town, at least for me - the old buildings, the trees, the hills, the history that I can only imagine quickly in my mind as I try to keep up with the maroon car that I think knows where we are going.
It reminds me of Lead and Deadwood, South Dakota, built into the hills.
Well, I did make it to Pittsburgh and that is another Wow-Town.
Maybe it's because I just haven't been anywhere, but I think you would also agree, that coming out of the Fortt Pitt Tunnel and then boom! there is a big bridge, a big river and boom! the skyline of Pittsburgh, all right there. Like plowing into an I-Max Theatre.
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