Yes.

moat — Sun, 22 Jan 2017 20:14:59 +0000

Yes.
In all the talk about identity, there seems to be a group missing that would countervail the people hell bent on removing "us" from the steps of power.
They are better at grouping us than we are.
A generation or two ago, there was remorse expressed at the limited powers of the "Commons" to solve all problems. I am pretty sure those critics were not recommending that we eliminate the concept entirely.

Money will always be

barefooted — Sun, 22 Jan 2017 00:47:14 +0000

In reply to How Not To Do It

Money will always be essential in politics, as it will be in life generally. Yet as the Tea Party showed, engagement by the rank and file citizen in your cause(s), along with a hearty dose of carefully parsed rhetoric can work freakin' wonders. If Democrats waste this narrow opportunity, we just might deserve continued losses.

While Brock and other Democrats continue their party donor begging (hopefully more behind the scenes than before), can we somehow manage as a people to recognize our own importance?

dagblog - Comments for "How Not To Do It"

Yes.

Money will always be