Who Really Lost California? Part I - Democratic Underground

genius

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Thu Oct-16-03 06:30 PM
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Who Really Lost California? Part I

Edited on Thu Oct-16-03 06:31 PM by genius

This is an excellent article showing that playing it "safe" and "eletable" isn't the best way to win elections.

Who Really Lost California? Part I

By Natasha H. (age 12)

Did the people in the most liberal state in the nation suddenly get invaded by body snatchers or suddenly remember their Nazi roots or suddenly decide crimes against women were a status symbol or was Gray Davis simply in the wrong state at the wrong time?
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http://debateusa.com/featured/hull_richter.htm

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Democat

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Thu Oct-16-03 06:42 PM
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1. Great read

I don't agree with everything she has to say in this piece, but I'm glad she's saying it.

For those who follow Southern California politics and activists, the Hull-Richter family is very active and the author of this article, Natasha, will be a bright star in the future of the Democratic Party.

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DK666

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Thu Oct-16-03 06:50 PM
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2. Great Read

very well written...

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juajen

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Thu Oct-16-03 07:33 PM
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3. WOW

I would support Natasha for President. Of course, by the time she's old enough to run, she could be running the world and be rather bored by the presidency. What a kid!

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