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GreenPartyVoter Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Aug-25-03 10:00 PM
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A Progressive Case for Dean? Not Yet, Kucinich Is Still Our Man
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Edited on Tue Aug-26-03 03:30 PM by Skinner

To Dean or not to Dean: that is the question.

Should progressives be supporting Howard Dean? In a recent article on Common Dreams News Center, Nico Pitney argues that they should. Pitney's article has been reprinted on left-leaning and progressive websites. His case is being repeated on discussion boards and across the blogosphere. We probably all have progressive friends and acquaintances who share Pitney's view, if only tacitly. It is worth our time, therefore, to carefully consider Pitney's intelligent and energetic "progressive case for Dean."

I will argue that Pitney fails to make a persuasive case. Rather than Dean, progressives should be supporting Dennis Kucinich.

Let's take a look at Pitney's argument.

First, Pitney addresses the question of party allegiance. Greens who refuse to support a Democrat just because he or she is a Democrat rather than a Green are making a mistake. Greens should keep an open mind.

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