`  I'm sorry, but I'm just not persuaded by your interpretation of these policies.  Do you mean to suggest that it's not a very noteworthy fact about Davis that he - as a man whose life's work involved breaking down racial barriers - had a fond relationship with a man who would go on to become the first African-American president?  Likewise, your demand for ``extraordinary sourcing`` seems to me like an out-of-place invocation of the policy.  We've made some progress, but we still seem to be bumping heads. Perhaps some other editors could comment on this?  I've taken an interest in this article, and would like to see if it's possible to work through to a fair consensus. At this point, Red, I'm just having a hard time understanding your point of view, and your applications of policy don't seem correct to me.   `