> >. . . What would you suggest I call this refusal to recognize that, for the > >American left, yesterday was a strong and significant defeat? > >Brad DeLong Since politics is about what people think, to a great extent at least, the fact that the movement(s) coalescing behind Nader have improved definition -- as a collectivity -- means the left is progressing. The low Nader vote is not a great help in this vein, but it does not detract from the general forward movement. The definition includes a helpful sorting out. For instance, I used to think well of Todd Gitlin. Now I think he's a dork. That's progress. The Nader petition I signed is not a bad start for a new political formation, even if it doesn't include the greens. In the beginning was the Word. mbs
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