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DemDogs Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-20-05 09:13 PM
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Piece by the great George Packer
In the New Yorker:

<http://www.newyorker.com/printables/talk/051024ta_talk_... >

The last paragraph, as a teaser:
"Above all, the Democratic Party needs to overcome its own self-esteem problem. Its leaders have to show imagination and take risks, to be confident and aggressive, to proceed as if the current occupant of the White House no longer mattered—as if the Democrats fully intended to win and govern. The Democratic Party has to speak for the common good in a moral language; and it has to believe what it says, so that when the opposition’s attacks come, as they will, it can find the heart and the courage to fight back."
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