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All that DLC Money Sucked the Imagination Center Out of the Democratic Leadership

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If you're going to be in the southeast corner of PA this weekend, come to the party!  If  you missed the invite at the American Street,  click over there to get all the specifics.

This is the party that the DNC/DCCC/DSCC should have organized to happen on the National Mall and across the country.  When people talk about the Dems being dinosaurs, it is partly because of massive, embarrassing failures of imagination like this. 

So you know what will get the press on August 14th?   This.  How's that for a slap in the face - well-deserved, by the way.   I swear, it would be impossible for the Democrats in Washington to get any more stupid.  Wait, I take that back.  There's always tomorrow and another opportunity to miss.

on August 11, 2005 in Democrats, Social Security |

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Thank you so much for giving more legs to this announcement.

Looking forward to meeting you.

Posted by: Riggsveda | August 11, 2005 at 04:12 PM

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