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"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
Saturday, July 31, 2004
I wish he had said this in his speech;)
"Politicians think all they need to do is learn Spanish to get the Hispanic vote," Rev. Al Sharpton told the Hispanic caucus in Boston on Monday. Sharpton then told the delegates he picked up a bit of Spanish himself, according to the Houston Chronicle. In a call-and-response about the issues the group can achieve, Sharpton repeatedly called out: "Sí, se puerta. Yes, we can." The good reverend apparently missed a Spanish class or two, because "puerta" means "door." What he should have said was "Sí, se puede" ...
"Politicians think all they need to do is learn Spanish to get the Hispanic vote," Rev. Al Sharpton told the Hispanic caucus in Boston on Monday. Sharpton then told the delegates he picked up a bit of Spanish himself, according to the Houston Chronicle. In a call-and-response about the issues the group can achieve, Sharpton repeatedly called out: "Sí, se puerta. Yes, we can." The good reverend apparently missed a Spanish class or two, because "puerta" means "door." What he should have said was "Sí, se puede" ...
