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2004 US Presidential Election
July 14, 2003
Kucinich Spices Up Democratic Race
Or so says MSNBC, which also notes that DK offers a "purer anti-Pentagon alternative to Howard Dean." Posted by Newshound at July 14, 2003 10:27 AM | TrackBack Comments
If the whole point is to offer the “sharpest contrast” to Bush, the DNC should locate Ussama bin Laden and run with him. But is tracking just to the right of Gus Hall going to get Dennis any votes, or is he just here to play the in-house anti-captialist DNC version of Nader, a left-wing vaccination shot? It only serves to demonstrate the fractious nature of the 2003 democratic party. They are less a unified force FOR something than they are several score forces AGAINST something, and that, my friends, is the hard-sell of 2004. Stay bitter, stay mad, vote democratic. How upbeat. Posted by: torpedo_eight at July 14, 2003 01:15 PM Exactly right, Torpedo. That’s the Democrats’ whole problem. They are proving themselves to be shockingly stupid. Opposing a popular president is going to win the election? How do they figure that? What they should be doing is praising Bush for what people think he did right, talking about how they would do it better, and opposing those things that a lot of people are less than pleased with. I’m sure they’ll do a lot of the latter but that alone won’t work. They’ve got to realistically address those issues on which most people agree with President Bush. Posted by: Lynn S at July 14, 2003 05:12 PM But Lynn, agreeing with Bush too much is what they feel defeated them in the 2000 election. They need to spend some time in the wilderness before they have any hope of regaining their sanity. Posted by: irabk at July 14, 2003 06:41 PM True. Posted by: Seth at July 14, 2003 11:24 PM WWW.KUCINICH.COM Posted by: CLEVELAND at July 27, 2003 01:35 PM Buy
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