Obama or Clinton: What do Americans want America to be?
IN DC people watch politics like other people watch sports. So said Ben Connors, a 24-year-old news editor, referring to the political sophistication of the capitalās residents. He plays bingo with his pals, not with numbers, but with the number of times President George W Bush will use a word in a speech. They have pizza and beer in front of a debate, when the rest of America is in front of a match.
But thereās none of the New York in-your-face exuberance here. There are no boisterous mobs squatting on street corners waving campaign signs at honking motorists.