by sam89, Sun Mar 27, 2005 at 09:43:15 AM EST
http://alternet.org/story/21601/
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Dean tries to put lipstick on a pig.
Is it possible that the Kerry campaign was flawed? Does anybody have a clue what Kerry "stood for" besides indecision and weak delivery?
If they don't start soon, Cheney will be the next President of the United States. He'll ask Joe Lieberman to be his V.P. and campaign on all of the bi-partisan Bush legislation that the DLC helped Bush pass.
Nancy Pelosi is a poor TV presence.
The Democrats badly need to clean house of their TV stable and push forward some new people. Otherwise, they get the egomaniacs like Biden and Harold Ford, Jr.
Abuziad just said that the only problems now left in Iraq are political not security....go figure
These are horrible right wing controlled media and we need to find an alternate means of getting our message across.
No matter what he says they will twist his words... if you watched 10 minutes of so-called news this past week you would realize the an unbiased media no longer exist in any form what so ever. Only when is was certain that the wingnuts were bound to lose then the media "tried" to be a tiny bit impartial.
Name one, single, solitary, positive accomplishment of the entire Democratic party this session.
I care about what he is doing to organize the grass roots.
And I care if the Dems are learning some discipline as a party.
Dean might be working on these things.
Or, he might not.
I'd like some insider knowledge on what he IS DOING!
It is to this end that I propose The American Compact.
The American Compact is a set of ten "action items" a Democratic Congress can take, and therefore can serve as the backbone for nationalizing the 2006 Congressional races. Several of them have state and local aspects, so state and local candidates can run "on the Compact" as well.
The final version of the compact, of course, will have to be put together by elected Democrats and our friends at the DNC, and some wordsmithing probably remains, but I propose:
We need to be more than against the "other guys". We need to provide a clear set of actions we will take if elected, actions that Americans can look at and easily say, "Yes, I support that." That is my goal with The America Compact.
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