And so a piece of history, the last riverboat recognizable to Mark Twain, a ship listed on the National Register of Historic Places, a vessel safe enough that the Secret Service permitted Jimmy Carter, when he was a sitting President, to board her, will cease operation because a powerful Senator is beholden to a union.
Friday, August 17, 2007
Which Is More Important: A Union, or a Historic Landmark?
Apparently, it's the union.
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Most Democratic politicians seem to be people in whom the lust for power has become so dominant that it has shriveled their souls, leaving no room for anything else--certainly not an appreciation for history or beauty.
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