Pat McMullen is sipping a cocktail in a cozy booth inside Pat McMullen's Irish pub just east of downtown, an easy stop after work to talk politics.
"I didn't think he'd be good," McMullen is saying.
"No, you didn't," his wife, Margaret, affirms.
"I wasn't on the bandwagon," McMullen says. "He came from nowhere. A lot of people told me, This guy's going to be the one. I said, I dunno."
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I believe that it is, it goes in depth and in detail. It is interesting to the reader and paints a picture. However, I found a little bit of cliche in some parts. Especially at the part when it says "Pat McMullen says as a cold spring rain lashes the dark, pot-holed street outside" .. What does that have to do with anything? Other than that, good story that seems like it took a lot of work. Well done.
This article demonstrates quality journalism. It has great quotes defending both sides of the argument about President Obama. It's very long, but has many great examples. It tells stories from people who are being laid off and how they are managing.
I found this story to be well written and very appealing. I like point of view that Wes Allison portrays in the story. Like the Pat McMullen in the story, I was a Obama hater, but now I have begun to change my mind. As a result, I felt that I could relate to the story and therefore, I enjoyed it even more.
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