Category: long story short

Over at Not Geniuses, Nico Pitney has reprinted Damian Carroll’s Where We Stand, and so will I: January 29, 2004 I was forwarded this message with none of the author’s contact information – but it is an amazing piece for doubtful Deaniacs… (Oh, and before you read on, can I just ask – is it…

Looks to me like we now have two races: one for president and one for veep. A sort of consensus is emerging. The nominee is going to be a northeastern liberal with some crossover appeal, the vice-president will be from the south. The ticket will probably include one veteran and one populist. In the Kerry/Dean…

There’s a simple scenario where someone-not-named-Kerry still pulls it out: come Feb 3rd, victories are shared around. For example, Kerry wins Mo., Edwards wins SC, Lieberman wins Delaware, Dean wins NM and mebbe AZ, Clark wins OK. North Dakota abstains. That’s it. That’s all it takes. If Dean and Edwards get past Feb 3 without…

Not since dotcomania have I worked as long hours without minding it. Lately, between writing a book and volunteering with Oakland for Dean, I’ve been working 70-100 hours a week, days evenings and weekends, and having a great time at it. Still the tension and stress and anxiety of trying to be “on” seven days…

Do the math: allenjj points out why Democrats need to win more states next time than commonly thought.

By the way, want to hear my new counterspin? The “yeeeagh” battle cry will, it turns out, win the election for Dean. Has everyone seen Dean Goes Nuts? People are using the net and their talkback abilities with personal media design (paging Marc Canter, to the multicolored courtesy telephone, please) to “remix” the story and…