From the "Where Are They Now?" FilesWe'll go them one better & steal the photo so you needn't click for today's schadenfreude. You may click to enlarge, if you like.Is it just me, or is there something poignant about Alan Keyes's pushing a SpongeBob Squarepants stroller in the NYT photo of the conservative groups protesting Obama's speech at Notre Dame?
A little less than five years ago, Keyes was making a (admittedly desperate) run against Obama to be Illinois's junior senator. Today, Obama is president and Keyes has been relegated to a small crowd pic accompanying a piece that only bothers to mention his name in a photo caption.
Poignant, and yet deeply satisfying.
--Michelle Cottle
Posted: Friday, May 15, 2009 11:45 AM with 13 comment(s)
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