David Broder on The Dean Legacy- February 22, 2004 So much to do, so little time...The legacy will live on. With the nomination now off the table for Governor Dean, there are new possibilities and new efforts for others involved in the campaign. Don't be surprised to hear of a few new faces coming out from inside the ranks this fall....http://onefatherfordean.blogspot.com/2004_02_22_onefatherfordean_archive.html#107747152302... Eventual URL- February 17, 2004 Nothing there yet, but anticipate a move to http:www.onefatherfor.com at some point in the next few months (this is for transfer to new blog software, NOT a wavering of my endorsement of Governor Dean for the nomination)....plus some new blogroll enities as we look to November and beyond....http://onefatherfordean.blogspot.com/2004_02_15_onefatherfordean_archive.html#107700797426... Next- February 10, 2004 I was on site for Joe Trippi's keynote to the Digital Democracy Teach-In portion of the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference yesterday. Reporters at the event included the San Jose Mercury News' Dan Gillmor, Toronto's The Globe and Mail, and Noah Schactman from Wired Magazine (hmmmm...did I really say that I know I meant it; thanks NS), plus several other bloggers. Later on yesterday a small consortium of volunteer technologists associated with the grassroots of several Democratic...http://onefatherfordean.blogspot.com/2004_02_08_onefatherfordean_archive.html#107643809684... Presidential Politics as a Yacht Race- February 9, 2004 This mornings dazy hazy revelation: that presidential politics is very similar to a yacht race.... - it takes a LOT of money, often a syndicate, to make an initial go of it based simply on the infrastructure needs - with the money, you need world-class expertise to develop high performance tools: hulls, sails, etc. - with the money, you need a world-class skipper and crew ....but despite all this... - one tack, one start, can often win a day's race and subsequently the cup - the weather, the.http://onefatherfordean.blogspot.com/2004_02_08_onefatherfordean_archive.html#107634642395... Great Days Ahead- February 9, 2004 As I sit in the lobby of the Westin in downtown San Diego, eagerly awaiting tomorrow's chance to meet many of the Dean technology folks, including Joe Trippi himself, I'm a firm believer that there are great days ahead.... Governor Dean started a wave that all Democrats are riding right now...and only one gets to be the Big Kahuna, riding the pipe toward Boston this summer. There are lessons to mull over, progress to be planned and new ideas to push. Call it rose-colored glasses, but I truly.http://onefatherfordean.blogspot.com/2004_02_08_onefatherfordean_archive.html#107630057295... If It Comes To This....- February 3, 2004 TomPaine.com's Steven Rosenfeld warns off thoughts of symbolic fights within the context of Convention Politics. I have to say, I completely agree. With a few caveats... Ifwhen Governor Dean is mathematically eliminated from contention for the nomination, I would hope to see his supporters move on in two paths, neither mutually exclusive. One is to support the nominee of the party and his team's girding up for the November election. But, as is seen in the article, this support will likely..http://onefatherfordean.blogspot.com/2004_02_01_onefatherfordean_archive.html#107576829765... All Politics is Local- February 2, 2004 Michael Cudahy and Jock Gill at GreaterDemocracy write up another analysis of the structural problems of Governor Dean's local campaigns in IA and NH, and why the Perfect Storm turned into passing cloud-cover....http://onefatherfordean.blogspot.com/2004_02_01_onefatherfordean_archive.html#107570894742... |