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In reply to the discussion: Should Howard Dean return as Chairman? [View all]quinnox
(20,600 posts)8. hell yea, something needs to change at the highest levels
in the Democratic leadership. Wisconsin is simply a sign and symptom that things are not working. First, we got blown out in 2010, now this, if they don't change things drastically we may be saying hello to President Romney come November. As you said, Team Obama hasn't exactly inspired much confidence with these results. This is the last chance to get a clue for the big shots currently running the party IMHO.
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Somebody that would once again want a "50-State Strategy"? What a concept!
AnotherMcIntosh
Jun 2012
#1
You're also clueless. Turns out "progressive" is the label most Americans want to identify with...
Scuba
Jun 2012
#42
That's what he said. If we elect a Democratic president, he/she is the de facto head of the party.
SharonAnn
Jun 2012
#13
If Dean forms a new party, I would join in a heartbeat, and I know many will.
Woody Woodpecker
Jun 2012
#25
That's correct--the chair is an executor, a secretary, a minder, not THE decision-maker.
MADem
Jun 2012
#35
I imagine the White House would overrule any drastic changes he wanted in those areas
Hippo_Tron
Jun 2012
#53