This is a snippet of something I bumped into while researching the origins of Fitzmas--by the way, Happy Fitzmas, everyone! Happy Fitzmas to one and to all!
It's from early 2004, and it's an "audio postcard" where the Bostonian Drunkard is introduced as the press secretary for the presidential campaign of Dennis Kucinich, after which the Bostonian Drunkard long-windedly talks.
However, I can't seem to make it work, and that might be because this computer doesn't "accept" some things with sound; perhaps it might work on other computers, though.
http://members.audiogenerator.com/postcards/?2321401Of course, we know the rest of the story.
The Bostonian Drunkard was fired after three weeks, because it was discovered he was passing on "inside information" from the Kucinich camp to the Kerry campaign.
One has no idea what the Kerry campaign needed to know about the Kucinich campaign that the Kerry campaign didn't already know, and so assumes it was simply the act of betrayal on the part of the Bostonian Drunkard that brought about his dismissal.
The Bostonian Drunkard perhaps assumed he would be rewarded with a job in the Kerry campaign, but that didn't happen; the Bostonian Drunkard, once an "insider" in various political campaigns has been an outsider since then; nobody, but nobody, wants the Bostonian Drunkard in their midst.
