The differences between the visions for our future by the two parties in 2012 could not be clearer. The choice between Democrats and Republicans hasn’t been more distinct in my lifetime. We’ll stipulate I am a proud liberal and thus have a bias, but this is how I saw the difference as it played out … Continue Reading →
Some people dismiss modern political conventions as a waste of time. Why go through the trouble and expense if the presidential nominee has already been decided? Before the television cameras even began rolling at the DNC today, I got my answer. This morning I enjoyed the opportunity to address the Michigan delegates over breakfast. I … Continue Reading →
… and it ain’t even close to November! Since the nomination of Mitt is inevitable (no dis to the other three), the Democratic strategists are enjoying the construction of quite possibly one of the simplest political game plans in history. I envy those folks at the DNC. I really, really do. Their job will … Continue Reading →