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7. The 50 state strategy strengthened the state party committees; it wasn't "power to the people"

Mon May 14, 2012, 08:16 PM

May 2012

It meant that every state party would have paid staff (something the GOP had done for years).

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RE: Howard Dean [View all] Pryderi May 2012 OP

Are we SURE that the DNC actually wants Walker out? DJ13 May 2012 #1

I'm thinking that too, when it comes down to it Raine May 2012 #5

I dunno about Big Ed's argument longship May 2012 #2

While that's true to an extent... ljm2002 May 2012 #8

The party did not abandon the 50 state strategy Recursion May 2012 #15

You possibly don't get it longship May 2012 #9

I've never understood the resistance to Dean. progressoid May 2012 #11

The resistance to Dean is pretty simple, actually Recursion May 2012 #14

We need him back. n/t Pryderi Jun 2012 #16