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Showing Original Post only (View all)Is Howard Dean right? "Dem leadership is 'old and creaky'" [View all]
He endorses Pete Buttigieg for DNC Chair...I think Ellison will get it. The real takeaway was (to me) that Democrats HAVE to SHOW UP - everywhere. IOW back to the 50-state, 365 day/year strategy. I'm certainly not against a young energetic DNC chair.
What do you all think?
http://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/howard-dean-dem-leadership-is-old-and-creaky-882320451608
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I hear this from many people, that the democratic party needs to be revitalized and back to a
RKP5637
Feb 2017
#2
Maybe the best thing we have going for us, then, is that the GOP is still entrenched in status quo.
randome
Feb 2017
#65
If you believe what Hogan and Michael Steele said. He left due to term limits. Without them, he'd
FSogol
Feb 2017
#42
I saw that, too. I wonder if she could be won over. I mean, she seems NORMAL!
CurtEastPoint
Feb 2017
#35
Yep, the writing was on the wall and whether we like it or not, tRump saw it and exploited it. n/t
RKP5637
Feb 2017
#23
Howard has been calling for "younger blood" in our leadership since Obama was inaugurated
DFW
Feb 2017
#14
I like Buttigieg and would be fine with him (though I would rather have Ellison).
Goblinmonger
Feb 2017
#82
Maybe the problem is too many people just watching? Maybe new union leadership is also needed
delisen
Feb 2017
#62
Age is a number. It's the mindset that matters. Cases in point: Liz and Bernie
Blaukraut
Feb 2017
#40
For someone who won't even register as a Democrat, what does that say, and then brings in people
still_one
Feb 2017
#74
Let's see. In Michigan Hillary lost by .3%. Jill Stein received 1.1% of the vote there
still_one
Feb 2017
#79
anyone who didn't vote for Hillary knowing what was at stake is either NOT a progressive
still_one
Feb 2017
#83