Joe Trippi, Political MVP 2003

[frank frankly]

Is it official yet?

I love the way this campaign is being run. It is creative, aggressive, brilliant, and at the same time it does not seem like a game to them. They recognize the stakes are the future of the world. Nothing less.

Political operatives, like all professionials, seem to live in that cartoon where the dog and the wolf spend all day fighting over the chickens, then clock out and walk home together.

I don't see Trippi going home to Mary Matalin. Thoughts?

[Lindsey]

1. I am soooo impressed with him that I'm

sending in my check for $100 next week. He's AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!

[frank frankly]

2. another reason

Printable bumper stickers--very cool!

www.amendment1media.com/ms_dean

[Eloriel]

3. One of the things that I've found amazing

and someone else had to point it out to me -- MONTHS ago -- is that Dean has been running a General Election campaign all along.

One of Trippi's pieces of advice to Dean was: Run as if you have nothing to lose. I rather like that too.

Eloriel

[janx]

5. Eloriel, I believe he has, yes--except that when he does actually

run in the general election, he'll be a lot stronger because he'll really appeal to a broad spectrum of people. He'll make that extra effort.

[caledesi]

4. Joe Trippi is the da man! I real respect him. nt

[DrFunkenstein]

6. A Classic Political Insider

Without him, Dean would be home right now cooking dinner for his wife.

[frank frankly]

7. you put the "less" in ****less

just a thought

[Classical_Liberal]

8. At least he is a winner unlike Terri McCaulif

and Donna Brazille, who need other duties.