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To: Road Walker who wrote (256780)	10/23/2005 4:20:01 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571966

John, below are some excerpts from that excellent article in "The Newyorker". Now, do you really believe that the dems of this time has anybody who could take the lead and execute accordingly? Me think not Taro "Instead of trying to cobble together a hypothetical majority with a hodgepodge of small-bore policy proposals, the Democrats need to nationalize the elections of 2006 the way the Republicans did in 1994. ... "To overcome these structural disadvantages, the Democrats’ campaign approach needs to be broad and bold. ... "Above all, the Democratic Party needs to overcome its own self-esteem problem. Its leaders have to show imagination and take risks, to be confident and aggressive, to proceed as if the current occupant of the White House no longer matteredas if the Democrats fully intended to win and govern. ...