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To: LindyBill who wrote (1852)6/5/2003 8:34:51 AM
From: Bridge Player  Respond to of 793840
 
<<<<<<<< "We are fighting among ourselves when there is a common enemy, a very strong common enemy," said Harold Ickes, an aide to President Bill Clinton now trying to unite the liberal organizations. "If we start dividing rather than coming together and working together,
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Very strange. I thought that the Democratic party mantra was to promote diversity. They sure like it in race, cultural, and gender preference issues.

I guess they are right, though. The common enemy of liberals is ordinary, decent American values. That is indeed a very strong enemy.



To: LindyBill who wrote (1852)6/5/2003 10:51:16 AM
From: JohnM  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793840
 
Split Affects Drive Against Bush - Group Designed to Be Liberal Umbrella May Feel Fallout

Interesting piece. Well done. Looks like fairly predictable stuff for this stage but worrisome for the Dems if it lasts into primary season and certainly beyond worrisome if it lasts into the national campaigns.

At the moment, it looks more like internal cross union power struggles than anything else.


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