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In reply to the discussion: Who is the most influential person in the history of being [View all]graham4anything
(11,464 posts)note-his character said it in White Christmas.
And sure as anything, every single person has an angle they play.
From good to bad, better to worse, every single person does indeed have an angle they play.
Especially in politics and on political boards.
Especially those that profess not to have one.
They do.
Anyone who says "Both parties are the same" in actuality does not want the Democratic candidate to win and would rather keep the whine flowing, than have the democratic candidate winning (ala Ralph Nader).
So maybe Ralph himself is the most influential.
After all, he was able to make those that see blind.
After all, he was able to part the electoral college vote.
After all, he made the walls of New Hampshire crumble.
And after all, he took the money and ran, he ran so far away (from his ideals, by playing his angle).
But I think it's Bing Crosby.
Without Bing, there would in effect, no recorded music performances and evertying would have been lost to being live.
And everybody indeed has an angle, especially those professing to be better than those with an angle. Never forget and never let them fool you.
NEVER AGAIN has never been more contemporarily relevant than after the year 2000.
When Ralphie played his angle and ran all the way to the bank.