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Phoebe Loosinhouse Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-20-10 04:52 PM
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29. Wasn't one of the first announcements after Dean left that no more 50 state strategy?
I found that exceeedingly weird. Why would anyone abandon a strategy that turned nine previously red states blue?

I honestly wonder sometimes if the Dems weren't horrified with the majorities they won since it clearly gave them actual power to create the mandates they were given. I think they're secretly relieved they have the mythic 60 vote yoke removed. I love how our own Blue Dogs torpedoed everything in their power. They could have been brought in line. Harry and Tim Kaine could have said "play ball" or you'll be second vice chair of the Senate Bed Bug Committee and don't expect any future funding. If the Repubs ever get to sixty votes you'll see a juggernaut the likes of which we will not believe as they go ahead and dismantle and privatize the government
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  -Do Not Put Dean Back in Charge of the DNC! last1standing  Jan-20-10 02:21 PM   #0 
  - Wouldn't it be something if he actually wanted that job?  sharesunited   Jan-20-10 02:23 PM   #1 
  - Dean would take it whether he wanted it or not.  last1standing   Jan-20-10 02:27 PM   #5 
     - Absolutely. He puts a democratic duty above personal gain.  KonaKane   Jan-20-10 02:43 PM   #14 
  - If anything at all, I would draft Dean for 2012  Hawkeye-X   Jan-20-10 02:24 PM   #2 
  - I'd support him 100%!  last1standing   Jan-20-10 02:26 PM   #4 
  - Same here  conscious evolution   Jan-20-10 02:33 PM   #9 
  - You got that right  DebbieCDC   Jan-20-10 02:40 PM   #12 
  - I supported him in 2004  KonaKane   Jan-20-10 03:28 PM   #22 
     - What? You didn't enjoy being called a "Deaniac"?  last1standing   Jan-20-10 03:30 PM   #23 
  - Reced ya back to zero. Good idea ya had  Vincardog   Jan-20-10 02:25 PM   #3 
  - Great idea, but isn't there some kind of friction between he and President Obama?  kjackson227   Jan-20-10 02:30 PM   #6 
  - Sure is  atreides1   Jan-20-10 02:32 PM   #7 
  - The friction is between him and Rahm.  RaleighNCDUer   Jan-20-10 02:32 PM   #8 
  - There is since Rahm brought his petty fight over to the white house.  last1standing   Jan-20-10 02:36 PM   #10 
  - Remember Nancy dancy Pelosi too -Bush impecahment off the table  Rapanui1   Jan-20-10 02:41 PM   #13 
  - Exactly what I was thinking ! K&R (nt)  Autumn Colors   Jan-20-10 02:40 PM   #11 
  - That would be Christmas and 4th of July all rolled into one....n/t  monmouth   Jan-20-10 02:47 PM   #15 
  - Sadly, it might as well be the 30th of February.  last1standing   Jan-20-10 02:58 PM   #17 
  - Get rid of Rahm  democrank   Jan-20-10 02:58 PM   #16 
  - I don't know. I think Howard Dean is too accomplished to put him in a position to constantly  bobbolink   Jan-20-10 03:00 PM   #18 
  - Like the DNC chairmanship, Dean could take the position to new levels.  last1standing   Jan-20-10 03:17 PM   #20 
  - The first thing those DLC shills when they got power was make a public show of  Marr   Jan-20-10 03:08 PM   #19 
  - I agree.  last1standing   Jan-20-10 03:25 PM   #21 
  - Sadly, I think you are right.  bobbolink   Jan-20-10 03:46 PM   #24 
  - Wasn't one of the first announcements after Dean left that no more 50 state strategy?  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Jan-20-10 04:52 PM   #29 
     - Weird is right,  saorsa   Jan-21-10 12:52 AM   #33 
     - why would it be odd if the Wizard of Oz is upset you pulled back the curtain?  NuttyFluffers   Jan-21-10 04:48 AM   #37 
  - excellent idea!  RainDog   Jan-20-10 03:50 PM   #25 
  - YES!  grahamhgreen   Jan-20-10 04:40 PM   #26 
  - that is a damn good idea  reggie the dog   Jan-20-10 04:44 PM   #27 
  - Love the idea, but -  donco6   Jan-20-10 04:48 PM   #28 
  - Obama's already indicating his intention to go even further to the right.  last1standing   Jan-20-10 09:55 PM   #31 
  - excellent idea  ima_sinnic   Jan-20-10 04:57 PM   #30 
  - Taking wins and losses for granted doesn't work. - n/t  BrightKnight   Jan-20-10 10:05 PM   #32 
  - K&R.  Vidar   Jan-21-10 02:14 AM   #34 
  - yeah....  Maghetti   Jan-21-10 03:02 AM   #35 
  - Agreed Obama's admin is doomed. I don't think he has the backbone to change that economic team  democracy1st   Jan-21-10 03:40 AM   #36 
  - I'm a Howard Dean kind of person myself  madokie   Jan-21-10 05:05 AM   #38 
 

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