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depakid Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Aug-15-06 02:34 PM
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61. I think the hopeless people
Edited on Tue Aug-15-06 02:35 PM by depakid
are those who refuse to learn- even after 6 straight congressional election losses- and Democratic party that's become basically IRRELEVANT in national politics and policy making.

Keep enabling and legitimizing the far right- and the party will keep on losing.

This is one reason why I'm not optimistic about November.

The Dems are still following that same sleazy consultant driven stand for nothing "strategy."

I thought maybe Ned Lamont's win would shake things up- but I underestimated the extent to which some "Democrats" want the party to stay "safely" in the minority.
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