> "Devine, James" wrote:
>
>
> This suggests that, for clarity's sake, future discussions of the DP
> and ABB should make it clear whether we're talking about
>
> (1) working within the DP; or
>
> (2) voting for Kerry.
>
> as for me, I agree that working within the DP is absolutely the wrong
> way
CC writes: >I would
prefer to speak of different sectors of one working class in formation, since
most of those "yuppies" would be -- or since the 2000 crash are already -- in
great trouble if their paychecks cease for a few months.<
especially if the housing bubble pops...
> And those "
"Devine, James" wrote:
> Todd Chretien writes:
> >The Democrats do nothing to challenge the indifference of the poorest
> people and youth in the United States to the outcomes of elections,
> because they benefit from it. The biggest threat to the Democratic
> Party's status as an alternating ruli
Todd Chretien writes:>The Democrats do nothing to challenge the
indifference of the poorestpeople and youth in the United States to the
outcomes of elections,because they benefit from it. The biggest threat to
the DemocraticParty's status as an alternating ruling party is an active,
confiden
Counterpunch, August 5, 2004
The Dem Plot Against Nader
Florida Comes to California
By TODD CHRETIEN
Having spent the last month helping organize the petition drive to get
Ralph Nader and Peter Camejo on the ballot in California, I'd like to
make two observations and some comments.
1. There are an
