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- Sat 24 Sep 9:43 PMDISENFRANCHISED VOTERS DOWN SOUTH
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by bob-gardner - Sat 24 Sep 9:14 PMLEST WE FORGET
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by fredrichlariccia - Sat 24 Sep 11:56 AMOur Flaws Fester
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by terrymcginty - Sat 24 Sep 10:50 AMWe Have Forgotten
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by terrymcginty - Fri 23 Sep 12:20 PMLook, All I Ask Is that the Democratic Party Be as Good as the Patriots
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by jimc - Thu 22 Sep 9:50 PMMassachusetts Ballot Questions, in haiku form
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by marcus-graly - Thu 22 Sep 9:22 PMChairman Dave Archambault II of the Standing Rock Sioux flies to Geneva, speaks to the UN Human Rights Council, and invites their Raporteur to Standin
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by amberpaw - Wed 21 Sep 4:15 PMWonk Post: A majority of Americans don't think that racists are necessarily bad people
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by paulsimmons - Wed 21 Sep 11:21 AMPaul Ryan Shocked to Learn Ladyperson in Congress
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by thegreenmiles - Wed 21 Sep 10:35 AMSenator Warren takes Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO John Stumpf to Woodshed
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by hesterprynne
- Sat 24 Sep 9:43 PMDISENFRANCHISED VOTERS DOWN SOUTH
locallady
Person #9717: 3 Posts
Recommended: 2 times
Grand Jury was given incorrect instructions and it was never adequately corrected
Nov 27, '14
10:24 AM
Does Elizabeth Warren actually want to win or just teach us her views?
Sep 9, '12
10:47 AM
To be fair, I think Warren's ads have indeed mentioned Sen. Brown. But I "locallady" is not the only one making these points these days. Being just a few points down, I'm quite sure the campaign is listening to a lot of unsolicited advice; It's hard to know what's valuable, and then what you can actually implement in a coherent way.
What I would like to see: 1.) Yes, more contrast, as this poster says; and 2.) More vision of what precisely a Senator Warren would try to get done. We on the left feel that her heart's in the right place, but the contrasts with Brown will be starker, and her campaign more vivid and optimistic, with distinct proposals to flesh out the vision. It's a risk, but a sensible and good one, IMO. - promoted by charley-on-the-mta
What I would like to see: 1.) Yes, more contrast, as this poster says; and 2.) More vision of what precisely a Senator Warren would try to get done. We on the left feel that her heart's in the right place, but the contrasts with Brown will be starker, and her campaign more vivid and optimistic, with distinct proposals to flesh out the vision. It's a risk, but a sensible and good one, IMO. - promoted by charley-on-the-mta
