Own Up

I'll admit it. Dean, as party spokesmen, makes a compelling case. If the right is going to push so hard and so far right, we Democrats are going to have to draw a clear line in the sand. Dean seems genuinely interested in party politics - the nuts and bolts of it. I just wish we could start with someone else, who isn't already himself a divisive figure. We'd have a better chance of convincing those already alienated by the Democratic party. Politics is superficial. People want to vote for those who walk like them and talk like them, not someone they view as a wacko and unfortunately, most of the country thinks Dean is completely nuts.

But, let the Kossacks dream...