Cynical
Nice profile piece on David Axelrod in the NYT. I especially liked this bit.
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When asked how he would assess his performance, Mr. Axelrod shrugged. “I’m not going to judge myself on that score,” he said. But then he shot back: “Have I succeeded in reversing a 30-year trend of skepticism and cynicism about government? I confess that I have not. Maybe next year.”He's a good man and I'm glad he's advising Obama. If it's any comfort to him, I decided to give up cynicism for Lent this year. So far, so good.
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Sorry, I'm suspicious about the folks who profess cynicism, that they are unable to understand what's going on and afraid to let ignorance show. but then what do I know?
Well, I suspect there are some who would fit that category Ruth, but I also think that some are truly cynical because they understand what's going on all too well.
But I also think some cynics are more impatient than truly jaded, particularly among the younger ones who grew up with the expectation of instant gratification.
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