There is a cadre of smart, young techies pulled in by the Obama campaign and its social-media-can-win-elections-after-all aftermath.
Now, I really am more concerned, as I said, about all the aftermath of war than about the war itself.
The beautifying lie binding "Behind the Music" to its audience is that the relaxed-fit generation is something extraordinary because its members, or anyway the ones who tend to go on about their generation, have lived these lives -- all the excess, and then all the aftermath, and then all the working through.
Analysts said the seemingly routine nature of the accident made the fiery aftermath all the more frightening.
By "this" he meant not just the horrific mass shootings but the tens of thousands of other gun deaths each year — all of them with an all-too-familiar aftermath: shock, followed by words and prayers of sympathy, followed by a complete unwillingness in official Washington "to take some basic actions" to better protect the public.
It was, after all, the aftermath of the civil rights movement.
Some have compared it to Hurricane Katrina, but Katrina occurred suddenly, and then all was aftermath.
If things don't go well, the official said, "the price we pay is, first of all, the aftermath inside Iraq is likely to be more costly, in terms of how long, how many forces have to stay.
"I think after this tragedy, the best thing we can do is come together and celebrate and try to work together to try to create a positive experience through all the aftermath," said Molly Pritz, who drove from Detroit to get to the race.
If things don't go well, the [senior Bush Administration] official said, "the price we pay is, first of all, the aftermath inside Iraq is likely to be more costly, in terms of how long, how many forces have to stay.
