So bruce springsteen's no surrender just came on.....

[asian_al]

Brought back some bad memories from rally's and the campagin. :(

still a good song though!

[GreenPartyVoter]

1. Welcome to DU

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[glitch]

2. It's still OUR song and we still mean it. nt

[emulatorloo]

3. Dems lost the battle, not the war . . . . .

Joe Conason:

http://salon.com/opinion/conason/2004/11/06/history/index_np.html

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Democrats lost the battle, not the war
Only people suffering from historical amnesia could believe this election proves that liberalism is dead.


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By Joe Conason


Nov. 6, 2004 |

In the dark post-election mood that lingers, the defeated should find history both restorative and instructive. Restorative because the past reminds us that both victors and vanquished tend to mistake the dimensions of the immediate event, whose true significance cannot be known until years or even decades later. Instructive because the past tells us so much about how the conditions of our present distress came to exist -- and, most important, how we can change them.

So for the moment set aside the triumphal proclamations from the Republican leadership and their echoes in the media, along with the petty recriminations against John Kerry, who has devoted his life to public service and deserves admiration for the honorable campaign he waged against unscrupulous opponents. As a presidential candidate he had his virtues and flaws, which obviously differed from those of George W. Bush -- and will surely differ from those of the next Democratic nominee.

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