pchall
06-09-05, 02:05 PM
... for political commentary.
Peter Bronson, an editorial writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer, actually used Wheldon's anonimity after winning Indy as the lead in for a piece on local and state political and social issues.
Quick, who is Dan Wheldon?
Hint: He could have been on Wheaties boxes, but wound up on milk cartons because he had the rotten luck to win the Indy 500 the year an attractive young woman finished fourth.
Politically correct answer: Dan Wheldon is not a story.
:rofl:
See the rest at enquirer.com (beware: it is not worth the clicks unless you vote in Ohio).
Peter Bronson, an editorial writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer, actually used Wheldon's anonimity after winning Indy as the lead in for a piece on local and state political and social issues.
Quick, who is Dan Wheldon?
Hint: He could have been on Wheaties boxes, but wound up on milk cartons because he had the rotten luck to win the Indy 500 the year an attractive young woman finished fourth.
Politically correct answer: Dan Wheldon is not a story.
:rofl:
See the rest at enquirer.com (beware: it is not worth the clicks unless you vote in Ohio).