The Real Battle
Forget the money. Forget the strategy. Forget the gaffes.
The real battle we face, right now, is growing the number of people signed-on to the campaign.
When this thing started, Joe Trippi bragged we'd have 450,000 by October and a million by the end of the year. We got close to the first, but we're failing on the second.
So long as this number doesn't move, our opponents have a case, which is, as Joshua Micah Marshall wrote, "I continue to think that Dean’s style of candidacy only has a real purchase on a portion of the Democratic primary electorate. And I think he has most of those people already."
How do we make him eat those words? We do it by signing-up more people to the Doctor's campaign. Ideas, please.
The real battle we face, right now, is growing the number of people signed-on to the campaign.
When this thing started, Joe Trippi bragged we'd have 450,000 by October and a million by the end of the year. We got close to the first, but we're failing on the second.
So long as this number doesn't move, our opponents have a case, which is, as Joshua Micah Marshall wrote, "I continue to think that Dean’s style of candidacy only has a real purchase on a portion of the Democratic primary electorate. And I think he has most of those people already."
How do we make him eat those words? We do it by signing-up more people to the Doctor's campaign. Ideas, please.
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