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msanthrope

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11. You should start a thread on Elizabeth Warren's support of Reagan next. nt

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Mon Dec 8, 2014, 04:43 PM

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Dean on 50 state strategy is a paean to Pragmatism and Centrism where necessary. [View all] stevenleser Dec 2014 OP

Hasn't Dean already been thrown under the bus for supporting Hillary in 2016? brooklynite Dec 2014 #1

I think Dean is still revered as a progressive hero. And he is one, but he and his winning strategy stevenleser Dec 2014 #4

I liked Dean until he gave interviews as Chairman in which he claimed our platform had a plank Bluenorthwest Dec 2014 #17

That's hard to understand. Wasn't Vermont under Dean the first to approve Civil Unions? stevenleser Dec 2014 #24

i think it was a political thing on his part as he was working to get Blue Dogs elected at the time JI7 Dec 2014 #26

Are the ideologically pure Republicans a regional party? vi5 Dec 2014 #2

Arguably, yes they are. They are confined to the south and some midwest states. nt stevenleser Dec 2014 #3

O.K. then.... vi5 Dec 2014 #6

they lost their advantage in Presidential Elections JI7 Dec 2014 #7

Well, that's not how grass roots Republicans feel about their candidates. stevenleser Dec 2014 #8

Pataki and Christie are Governers. vi5 Dec 2014 #14

+100% - yes indeed! mazzarro Dec 2014 #29

where white racist christians flock together the repubs do quite well nt msongs Dec 2014 #10

and this is why he is supporting Hillary Clinton instead of his home state JI7 Dec 2014 #5

Well yes, that and Bernie as yet is not a Democrat and Dean is loyal to the party. nt stevenleser Dec 2014 #9

Some people NEVER seem to get that distinction, do they? Hekate Dec 2014 #15

You should start a thread on Elizabeth Warren's support of Reagan next. nt msanthrope Dec 2014 #11

Hiring crooks as part of a rehabilitation program MannyGoldstein Dec 2014 #12

Kickin for the good Doctor Hekate Dec 2014 #13

And you keep losing. Union Scribe Dec 2014 #16

Only 4 Recs? I guess some days you just can't win. Great interview, though. Hekate Dec 2014 #18

Reality is a tough sell for some. stevenleser Dec 2014 #19

Hmmm didnt you 3rd way types do away with the good Dr? Katashi_itto Dec 2014 #20

Hmmm, didn't you purist types keep saying the 50 state strategy was the way to go? nt stevenleser Dec 2014 #21

Your the one quoting someone you 3rd wayers pitched under a bus Katashi_itto Dec 2014 #22

Nope, I always liked Dean's 50 state strategy. I await your Next bad assumption... nt stevenleser Dec 2014 #23

No assumptions. Like I said it was your group that threw him under the bus Katashi_itto Dec 2014 #28

+1 freshwest Dec 2014 #25

Only the media painted Dean as a progressive ozone_man Dec 2014 #27

But the Good Bernie STILL is not a registered Democrat, is he? Please talk him into changing .... Hekate Dec 2014 #30

That will be a tough pill to swallow. ozone_man Dec 2014 #34

Now that Obama is going against his own party on TPP...pushing one size fits all education... madfloridian Dec 2014 #31

Kick nt stevenleser Dec 2014 #32

Kicked and Recommended. Thanks for posting this interview. greatlaurel Dec 2014 #33