Ok, I played freecell while listening to the audio for this clip. It's hard to listen to him or Carville for that long for me. As usual, I agree with him on some of his points. He's right about a counter narrative to the conservative philosophy. Two of the four quads of the basic grid. What we say about them and what we say about ourselves, we have to win that battle. But he and Carville and the usual suspects need to fight their tendencies of co-opting parts of the conservative narrative. The big dog told both houses of congress, not to mention the American people, that "the era of big government was over." Carville, while on Crossfire, passed out buckets of chicken to the audience while interviewing Bruce Friedrich of Peta.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0301/06/cf.00.html He preached the wonders of market fundamentalism on Thom Hartman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4mPbGF8vDs A lot of the ideas and the arguments we need, lots of them, are already out there. A lot of emerging Dems understood this, Dean, Kos, Feingold etc., and were working within the party to change and fix a lot of what was broken. Begala and the usual suspects didn't like this and worked to put the old guard, centrist politics, back in charge.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cenk-uygur/should-tim-kaine-be-fired_b_429294.htmlTake a page out of one of the greatest NFL coaches, if you can't beat'em, steal their ideas (he implemented Lombardi's system). Just make sure you steal from the ones who win.
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