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**searkibia** · 02-11-2006, 02:01 PM

Dean's main problem is that he heads the DNC, a Center-Right coalition of Corporate Democrats who would fit well into the now-purged Rockefeller-wing of the Republican Party.

These guys want to have their base and eat the PACs too.

For example: In June, 2005, as Edwards began his genuflection to the Progressives by attacking free trade/Wall Street, it was the DNC (then under McCauliffe) who put the pressure on (FYI, so did Kerry) to suck nuts with the corporate leaders the very day after his 'Two Americas' speech, telling them 'Nothing would change' under a Kerry Admin.

DNC's fave as a candidate last time?

Joe Lieberman.

So the actions contradict the rhetoric.

02-11-2006, 02:01 PM	#36
searkibia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	Dean's main problem is that he heads the DNC, a Center-Right coalition of Corporate Democrats who would fit well into the now-purged Rockefeller-wing of the Republican Party. These guys want to have their base and eat the PACs too. For example: In June, 2005, as Edwards began his genuflection to the Progressives by attacking free trade/Wall Street, it was the DNC (then under McCauliffe) who put the pressure on (FYI, so did Kerry) to suck nuts with the corporate leaders the very day after his 'Two Americas' speech, telling them 'Nothing would change' under a Kerry Admin. DNC's fave as a candidate last time? Joe Lieberman. So the actions contradict the rhetoric.
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