Kevin Gray,contributing editor to Black News, writes for Counterpunch, member of the South Carolina Progressive Network and
former campaign manager for Al Sharpton in South Carolina
says it's no time for Democrats to sulk
and
Doug Sosnikformer White House political director under President Clinton says the dems must find their center outside the beltway
and
Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America (Metropolitan Books, 2001) on the direction of the democratic party
and
Tom McMahon, Executive Director of Democracy for America (Howard Dean's new organization) on what the democrats should now
» Democracy for America
and
Matthew Gross, blogger was the Director of Internet Communications for the ,Dean campaign, on the future of the democratic part from a blogger's point of view
» Mathew Gross
and
Tim Noah, writes the Chatterbox column for Slate on why Democrats should not: a)go more liberal, b)go more conservative, c)wait for the weather to change
» Slate
and
Doug Sosnikformer White House political director under President Clinton says the dems must find their center outside the beltway
and
Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America (Metropolitan Books, 2001) on the direction of the democratic party
and
Tom McMahon, Executive Director of Democracy for America (Howard Dean's new organization) on what the democrats should now
» Democracy for America
and
Matthew Gross, blogger was the Director of Internet Communications for the ,Dean campaign, on the future of the democratic part from a blogger's point of view
» Mathew Gross
and
Tim Noah, writes the Chatterbox column for Slate on why Democrats should not: a)go more liberal, b)go more conservative, c)wait for the weather to change
» Slate
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