Well, whoop-whoop-whoop-de-do.
Yip-yip-yippity-yay.
So Minnesota Moses is congratulating the guy for doing something politicians are supposed to do, mingle among the hoi polloi, shaking their hands, and somesuch.
Yet Minnesota Moses has expressed a liking for politicians who don't do that, staying contemptuously above the mob--number one among them Messalina Agrippina, and before her, that one guy, and before him, the Bostonian Billionaire John Kerry?
Based upon news reports--and yes, from the mainstream media--it looks pretty much as if one's supposed to pay the politician himself for the "honor" of shaking his hand or saying a greeting to him--especially if the politician's Democrat.
Does anybody remember--it wasn't that long ago--when candidates for public office, and elected politicians, used to hold pig roasts and fish fries and big picnics and cookouts for voters or constituents, giving something to the people rather than demanding something from them in exchange for meeting their host?
So what goofy Al did is rare these days, but hardly commendable; he did what they're supposed to do in the first place.