Andrew Sullivan publishes a top-10 list of why conservatives should vote for the D. Pretty good, but I have no idea how convincing it would be on a per-voter basis (and I doubt he does either). What I appreciate most about it, however, is that he places the war on terror as #1. There is an argument to be made about a different approach to foreign policy from the Left. And, I would suspect, it will initially be a nasty debate within the Left itself--and then a more of an ideological one with the Right, as it should be.
There is fodder in the above paragraph for a number of books and policy debates, but I won't continue any longer--I've been cheating from work and personal obligations too long as it is to be writing this. But for what it's worth, a video of Republicans and Independents making their arguements better than I ever could:
There is fodder in the above paragraph for a number of books and policy debates, but I won't continue any longer--I've been cheating from work and personal obligations too long as it is to be writing this. But for what it's worth, a video of Republicans and Independents making their arguements better than I ever could:
