Category: 2008 Presidentials

When I wrote this post on Leadership back in April of last year, I had a couple of people specifically in mind. None of them are Presidential candidates. Going back to that post, well, it reminds me of just one more reason that the Democratic race post Edwards, is about as exciting as a sardine…

First of all, Marek over at West Tennessee is on to something. In both 2004 and 2008, Democrats have voted safe. Instead of voting to win (winning being putting forth a candidate that best reflected our core values and had the soul of a fighter) we voted to not lose. We lost 2004, and unless…

First, I would like to credit this comment for reminding me of this issue. Forget the speeches, the position papers, for a moment, and remember last years Democratic Senatorial Primary in Connecticut. Upstart candidate Ned Lamont challenged and eventually defeated Joe Lieberman (I) in the Democratic Primary. Hillary may have hedged her bets, but Bill…

I spent a good deal of time trying to come up with something “profound” about the state of the Democratic Nominating process for President. Some of these “profound” thoughts were better than others, but in reading other things that have been written, I came to the conclusion that anything I might say would just be…

Want to keep up with the Presidential Race. MYDD has a handy dandy deelgate counter, for both the Democrats and the Republicans here Add it to your favorite website. I only wanted the Democratic one, because I couldn’t stand seeing Huckabee on top. Cheers and Good morning!