cali
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Fri Nov-05-04 08:43 AM
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Is John Kerry still a leader in the Democratic Party? |
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Three days after the election, he seems surprisingly irrelevant to me. I don't seem him as a convincing leader within the party or as a motivating factor. So who are our leaders? Who's inspirational? Who's a good spokesman? The only person motivating me is Howard Dean.
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Fri Nov-05-04 01:21 PM
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1. Dean does it for me, too. So many of the Dems were surprisingly silent |
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during this campaign. Make you wonder if the media just wasn't covering them or if they were distancing themselves a bit for whatever reasons.
As far as who's inspirational, I'd have to say that Barrack Obama tops my list.
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Fri Nov-05-04 01:22 PM
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2. Yes, he is the titular head of the democratic party |
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it is up to him to assert that leadership if he chooses to.
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Fri Nov-05-04 01:24 PM
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3. what is there to lead? |
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Most vulnerable president since Herbert Hoover and he couldn't seal the deal.
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Fri Nov-05-04 01:28 PM
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5. I still see Bill Clinton at the helms |
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Edited on Fri Nov-05-04 01:28 PM by tritsofme
He is the most popular Democrat in the country, and its pretty much his people who run the country.
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