Donna Brazile's comment on playing by the rules also touched on the LBJ issue brought up earlier...

[JVS]

by HRC.

After 4:00 she starts talking about this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Znob6zUnIM&eurl=http://www.peopleforchange.net/index.php?&&&CODE=00

Notice that she is able to talk about LBJ's civil rights record without diminishing the role played by others. Hillary would have done well to pay attention to such style.

[mac2]

1. From what I heard about LBJ in Texas is that he lost when

he played fair. He won when he did dirty tricks. He carried that to the Vietnam War but he didn't win that time. Lies have a way of bitting one in the ass.

Some people play by the rules when it benefits them others don't. The DNC rules about "timing of the primary vote" in all states is just plain wrong. All states should have a vote on the same day. The plot to give the smaller conservative states power over the others is just plain wrong and undemocratic.

If Congressman Wexler (D-FL) cared so about democracy and voting he'd talk about that.

Nope they won't allow changes either since "they have rules". What about the delegates at the convention? They don't rule? The people don't make their rules by a democratic process?

[40ozDonkey]

2. Dirty tricks are fine, as long as it's against Republicans.

Why does this so often need repeating?

[mac2]

3. 573 posts...thanks for your ethics lesson.

[40ozDonkey]

4. It's never better to be wordy than right. Last free lesson. :D