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Apr 4, 2008 2:00 PM | last updated Apr 6, 2008 7:08 AM
Obama-Lama.

The dream ticket, with help from Photoshop.

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Here's a real dream ticket: Barack Obama and ...

By O. Casey Corr

Some say it's unfair that the U.S. Constitution stands in the way of California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger running for president. Only the accident of his Austrian birth blocks his path.

Schwarzenegger's not the only one whose public service is stifled by the law of the land. A dream ticket awaits us, if we can just clear that Constitutional obstruction.

Call it the audacity of hope. I foresee a flowering from five days of Seeds of Compassion. Let's not let the accident of a Tibetan birth get in the way. You hear it here first:

The all-time dream ticket, with a catchy beat ...

Obama-Lama '08.

  • O. Casey Corr writes the Mudville blog for Crosscut. He is a Seattle-based writer who previously worked for The Seattle Times and Seattle Post-Intelligencer and now works at Seattle University as director of strategic communications. He worked as a senior advisor to Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels, ran for Seattle City Council in 2005, and recently taught business journalism at the University of Washington. You can e-mail him at casey.corr@crosscut.com.
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