Reply #38: The sooner one admits that failure the better for all

[Senator]

There aren't many of us who can say they did what they could about the election thefts.

There are more that woke up in '04 than did in '00. And Senator Boxer herself, as part of her historic stand, expressed her regret for her failure to stand up on January 6th, 2001 -- the day the contract known as the US Constitution was put into breach (and remains inert).

But it's never too late to start making amends. Gore, Kerry, or any of the others who were derelict in the duty to challenge the unlawful electors from Florida and Ohio can do as Sen. Boxer did, come clean with those they failed.

In fact, it is the only way they can lay any legitimate claim leadership again.

The DC/Euphemedia Analstocracy can try to happy-talk us into Hilary all they want. Unless and until she owns up there will still be conditions in place for another "dean-like" campaign from the outside, supported by the principled base. Actually, true front-runner status is Barbara Boxer's just for the asking.

It took great effort (and money) for them to stop Gov. Dean last time. Perhaps they can do it again.

But I'm betting against them.

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