Randy Grider
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I was on the road a great deal leading up to the “Super Tuesday” presidential primaries. As I traveled across the country from trucking-related press event to another, I tried my best to stay abreast of what was going on in the world outside of mega convention halls.
I would usually get in a few minutes of cable news in the mornings and late evenings. Most of what I caught on TV was quick sound bites (or is it bytes these days?) of candidates from both parties making ambiguous statements about (I know you’ve never head this before)
