On Tuesday night at a campaign event, Chris Dodd was playing Glory Days by Bruce Springsteen, witch might be fitting considering where he is at in the polls.

Campaign music may not be a reason to vote for someone, but it is presumably something that each candidates has some say over and it's interesting to see what they choose to represent their missions.

I attended an Obama rally in Los Angeles back in February and cringed when a corny a cappella troupe performed a cringe-worthy cover of Natasha Bedingfield's 'Unwritten' before a local high school drum corps burst onto the scene to restore a hint of respectability.

But as time has passed, whenever I happen to hear Bedingfield's 'Feel the rain on your skin' chorus I think fondly of that afternoon.  In fact, the lyrics are oddly fitting.

Thanks for this post.  Good luck to all Iowans tomorrow.

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Campaign music may not be a reason to vote for someone, but it is presumably something that each candidates has some say over and it’s interesting to see what they choose to represent their missions.

I attended an Obama rally in Los Angeles back in February and cringed when a corny a cappella troupe performed a cringe-worthy cover of Natasha Bedingfield’s ‘Unwritten’ before a local high school drum corps burst onto the scene to restore a hint of respectability.

But as time has passed, whenever I happen to hear Bedingfield’s ‘Feel the rain on your skin’ chorus I think fondly of that afternoon.  In fact, the lyrics are oddly fitting.

Thanks for this post.  Good luck to all Iowans tomorrow.

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On Tuesday night at a campaign event, Chris Dodd was playing Glory Days by Bruce Springsteen, witch might be fitting considering where he is at in the polls.