"Instead of being bereft, go work for someone who...

[Catshrink]

...wants to do something different and turn it around," Clinton said, pointing to the energy surrounding the presidential campaigns of Democrats Howard Dean and Gen. Wesley Clark.

This is an excerpt from Clinton's presentation at Yale. Students loved him, and why not? He was the last President we had, one who didn't embarrass us abroad or ignore the needs and concerns of most Americans.

So, what's the best way to start getting involved? I'm still trying to figure out whom to support among the Democratic candidates. The only one who had me standing up and cheering during the debates has been Al Sharpton. He is by far the most eloquent and focused candiate -- no bs from him, he goes right to the point.

So, how do you begin to analyze candidates? I will support the democratic candidate regardless who it is (even Lieberman) because the little brat-in-chief has got to go.

[mandyky]

1. If you are at all interested in Dean

The monthly meetups for his campaign are this Weds.
Check here - http://dean2004.meetup.com/ - to see the closest one to you. While you are there, check the schedule for other candidates' meetups.

[Catshrink]

2. I RSVP's for Wednesday

here in beautiful Mesa, AZ. Thanks for the info -- I think it's a way to get started and help myself sort out the candidates.

[tom_paine]

3. kick

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