Governar vs gobernar

Transmito mis mas sinceras disculpas a quien mi confusion haya podido ofender. Se que esto es casi imperdonable (o era imperdonavle?). De ahora en adelante intentare ser mas cuidadoso con el tema. En serio. Y es que a veces es dificil, sobre todo cuando uno se fia demasiado del corrector ortografico de Word (Blogger tiene corrector, pero solo para ingles). Mi problema es que debo leer un poco mas en espannol y quizas hacer el esfuerzo de escribir mas.

Cambiando de tema, ayer tuve la oportunidad de ver 'El Orfanato' (The Orphanage, como la titulan aqui). No os preocupeis, no estaba doblada al ingles. La verdad que me gusto, aunque sea la tipica peli de miedo. Menos mal que Minneapolis es una ciudad grande, con cines independientes que echan peliculas extranjeras y alternativas.

Por ultimo, siguiendo los comentarios politicos, aqui dejo un video de Barack Obama explicando lo que piensa de Ronald Reagan. Sorprendente que un candidato del partido democrata eche flores a un presidente republicano, odiado por la base del partido democrata, en medio de las primarias. En mi opinion, eso demuestra que este tipo puede ser capaz de alcanzar consensos de verdad (y no al estilo ZP) en aspectos importantes.




Transcribo:

"I don't wanna present myself as some sort of singular figure. I think that part what difference us are the times. I do think that, for example, the 1980 election was different. I mean, I think Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that Richard Nixon did not and in a way that Bill Clinton did not. He put us on a fundamentally different path because the country was ready for. I think they felt that with all the excesses of the 60s, the 70s: government that had grown and grown but there was not much sense of accountability in terms of how the House (of Representatives) was operating and he tapped into what people were already feeling which is what we want: we want clarity, we want optimism, we want a return to that sense of dynamism and entrepreneurship that had been missing"