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Guaranteed Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Nov-07-03 01:14 PM
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73. Yes. The country IS polarized.
What Dean is trying to do is bridge that gap.

These damned DLC people refuse to see that the way to bridge the gap isn't to try to "play ball" with the Republicans. The way to bridge it is to change the game entirely by retooling the Democratic party's positions, by showing leadership, and by restaking claims on issues that EVERYONE can get behind. Like health care, jobs, wages.

THAT is the key. PERIOD. If the DLC doesn't get it, they need to shut the FUCK up and GET OUT OF THE WAY.
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