oh dear, dlc is mad a dean

[donsu]

ke board is messed up
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on w.j. a.m. read a repor sa ing dlc is mad because dean has no earned enough dough.

wonder if dean informed dlc we will no give dough when no spine

spilled wa er on ke board

[wuushew]

1. Windows® has an onscreen keyboard

which is located in the accessories group. It is slow but workable.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

2. I hope you are able to fix your keyboard

I think that the right wing is fanning up any hint of dissention in the Democratic ranks. The DLC has never liked Dean, and I'm sure they don't approve of his tactic of lavishing time and money on grassroots instead of fat cats in DC.

[havocmom]

3. DLC needs to wake up and notice THEY are part of the DEM party

and THEY are the part that is turning rank & file DEMS off!

DLC, wanna look at the root of the problem, look in the mirror.

[Warpy]

4. Let's hope for mass apoplexy

To hell with the DLC. May they all march in lockstep back to the GOP where they belong. They've wrecked the party enough.

[DinahMoeHum]

5. Dean should tell the DLC to take long walk off short pier.

:kick:

[gratuitous]

6. Actually, Dean's been doing better than his predecessor

The major difference between Dean's fundraising and that of his predecessor (whose name escapes me right now) is that Dean is leaving the money he raises in the states where he raised the money. That is, he's funding the party locally and making do nationally with less, which is what honks off the DLC. Dean apparently trusts the locals and their rank-and-filers to know their own situations and run the best campaign suited to their localities. The DLC likes to run things from the top down, insisting on a unified message that may be appropriate inside the Beltway or with the major news outlets, but that may be totally wrong for running in South Carolina or Kansas or Washington state.

[pansypoo53219]

7. returd misinfo

the source is R. from earlier DU post.