The Democratic effort is not good enough
by Thresholder, Wed Mar 07, 2007 at 12:17:21 PM EST
It is becoming abundantly clear that the effort being made by the Democratic Congress is not good enough.
Time is slipping by and there is no coordinated, consensus effort to engage the issues of Iran, Iraq, or impeachment. Democratic leaders like Murtha who try to lead are quickly marginalized.
Meanwhile, Scooter Libby's trial has placed on the record attested to by jury verdict the pure fact of Bush and Cheney having lied us into war. Speaker Pelosi? Senator Reid? Anything you want to do here?
Crickets.
I knew without a doubt that the Democratic Congress would disappoint us. But I hoped that the political undertow would pull us along toward meaningful progress.
I think the Party has managed to do what I didn't think possible: disappoint even my low expectations.
I am sorry. I have no answers here.
It seems to me that SOMEONE SOMEWHERE has to consolidate the deep running American desire for change into a fist we can direct at the heads of the Party leaders. Something must be done to fracture the complacency by which these idiots think they can just hang on until '08. We can't accomplish anything except through them, and they are refusing to even enter the ring.
Anyone want to lead that effort?
I can't. I can write a few letters and volunteer some time for local DEMs. I can post lame posts on a forum like this. But I have no real influence.
And there are millions like me, yearning, praying for someone to organize us.
Anyone? Bowers? Stoller? Kos? Firedog Lake? Avarosis?
If someone leads a meaningful, coordinated effort to kick the Democratic Party in the ass, I will sign on.
Who will lead us?
Tags:
Democratic Congress
(all tags)
Loading

1 Comment