OK, I'm late to the game, but I think the Democratic Party doesn't

[Timefortruth]

want to win. It really is that simple, they should be ramming the O'Neill thing, and not condemning MoveOn. But no, who outrages them?


Is there hope?

[Dagaz]

1. sure there is

The O'Neill thing is a big yawner. The hope I see is that guys who have been trying to sell positive messages, Edwards and Kerry, have been surging at the expense of the two anger mongers.

[auburnblu]

2. Edwards has moved up

He really has caught on in the last few days in Iowa among undecideds.

[PSR40004]

3. We're running clark the republican (ex)

I really wonder when I see the support this guy has, wasn't less then 9 months ago he was talking up bush's war and a registered republican (well maybe the registered part is over the top :) but in action...).

[Dagaz]

5. I hear he's #2 on most ballots

I guess he's too inexperienced to win the nomination but what a great #2! This guy has about zero in the unlikable catagory.

[DuctapeFatwa]

4. The problem is WHAT do they want to "win"

It's not a change of government, not regime change.

The prize here is putting a Democratic face on the PNAC strategies.

If they do "win," expect some very visible cosmetic changes and new names for things.

[number6]

6. somtimes it looks that way...they need to

focus on Bu$h, stay on the attack ...

[0007]

7. Don't worry they'll crank it up when the time comes and when

the time counts the most. junior is gonna be toast.