>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/19/04 10:37 PM >>> First, all three million do not exist in the same locality. Secondly, a large number who voted for Nader then now are happily reunited with friends inside the regular Democratic Party. Thirdly, fat chance of getting the national party to change anything, or even state parties. Remember the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party? Fourthly, the Democratic Party is not an industrial union, like the UAW or UMW, and even there and then independent workers organizations had to be, and will have to be again, constructed against the established leadership. Need I continue? <<<<<>>>>>
no idea who lister responsible for above is but: that 3m don't live in same locality is basic point, that certain left-celebs have signed onto anyone but bush/kerry means only that those left-celebs have done so, reference to miss freedom dem party is msplaced given it was singular attempt rather than across-board - er, nation - one (btw: wouldn't take 3m people, used number bit facetiously), this form of 'entryism' would - by definition - be opposed to established leadership... again, nothing may well come of it... heighten the contradictions man , michael hoover ps: thanks for link to milo reno papers, brief bio was bit helpful, have since stumbled across book about farm holiday assn by a john shover, _cornbelt rebellion: the famers' holiday association'... -------------------------------------------------------------- Please Note: Due to Florida's very broad public records law, most written communications to or from College employees regarding College business are public records, available to the public and media upon request. Therefore, this e-mail communication may be subject to public disclosure.
