Friday, April 21, 2006
Democratic Party Division
Interesting article over at the Associated Press on where exactly democrats stand on presenting a clear message to America in 2008. What theme, what unifying ideal is going to rally the lefties?
I don't know, but it doesn't seem promising.
As is widely accepted at the moment, this article simply articulates the lack of leadership and organization polarizing the democratic party.
As can be seen in the article the answers that were given when those being interviewed were asked what the message was, if there were any at all, were sometimes groping in the dark and frequently inconsistent. With some claiming to not need a succinct message, and others claiming that putting ones political stance into a single idea is simply impossible.
They will have to think of something.
Because I fear enough people will vote democrat simply because it's not republican, without even knowing what any of their votes mean, just to change regimes.
And if the democrats haven't gotten it figured out by then, we are in real trouble.
The only thing worse than bad direction, is no direction.
I don't know, but it doesn't seem promising.
As is widely accepted at the moment, this article simply articulates the lack of leadership and organization polarizing the democratic party.
As can be seen in the article the answers that were given when those being interviewed were asked what the message was, if there were any at all, were sometimes groping in the dark and frequently inconsistent. With some claiming to not need a succinct message, and others claiming that putting ones political stance into a single idea is simply impossible.
They will have to think of something.
Because I fear enough people will vote democrat simply because it's not republican, without even knowing what any of their votes mean, just to change regimes.
And if the democrats haven't gotten it figured out by then, we are in real trouble.
The only thing worse than bad direction, is no direction.
