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[Marxism] RE: BY THOMAS FRANK, NYTIMES, NOVEMBER 5, 2004



Dear David,

I so much agree with your take -- and thank you for including me time
and again with your research.

Now, you explain to me how your close friends and alles ended up
allying themselves with the Cruise Misslile Left; and ended up voting
for a man who was pro-war, against gay marriage (a civil rigts issue,
darn it), and in favor of nominating anti-choice justices to the Supreme
Court, among othet things...

Will they stand for X, and affirm X, and, in 2007/2008, go back to Y
and Z?

Something to think about, no?

Sincerely,
Gilles d'Aymery
Swans Commentary



On 6 Nov 2004, at 8:45, you wrote:
[...]
> Principle No. One,
> let's call it. Namely: That whatever you believe and whatever you stand
> for, this is what you believe and what you stand for. Period. If you
> stand for X, affirm X, plain and simple. And trying to figure out how
> to adjust and to package---to market, to sell---your message so as to
> slice off a large enough chunk of the votes cast for the Bush Package in
> 2004 to give your party the edge in 2008 is not just a loser's
> strategy---it's a strategy that no true democrat (small 'd') would
> touch. Stop addressing people as potential voters to be manipulated. A
> pretty shameful basic attitude to take towards people. No matter how
> dirty one may think the forces one is opposing are.)
[...]


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