The Moderate Republican

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Now here's another good look at just how the Bush campaign is operating.

http://www.progressive.org/mcwatch04/mc051904.html

We really aren't wanted, I guess.

Nicole,

That's a good point, plus Dean is better as a supporting player and not a main player at this stage. But, if (and when) Kerry wins, I'd expect to see Dean in a cabinet post.

I've heard Dean say that he thought it would be a bad idea for Kerry to pick him because they are both from New England. Kerry needs someone from another part of the country to help with the electoral college (Edwards for the South or Gephardt for the Midwest, etc).

As a telecom policy wonk, I'm a huge fan of McCain's. I think he'd be an interesting VP choice for Kerry, but he won't break with party lines.

There's a draft Dean Web site up to try and get Dean consideration for the ticket. He's fiscally responsible, and doesn't have the 20 years of partisan votes to justify like Kerry and Gephardt would be forced to do. http://www.draftdeanforvp.org/

Dean's sharp-witted and an independent-thinker. I think he'd bring a lot to the presidential race.

They're dissing my boy McCain here. Hastert deflects criticisms leveled by McCain about fiscal responsibility during a period of much-needed defense spending by bringing up the wounded soldiers of our current wars. Considering that McCain himself was wounded in service to this country seems neglectful by Hastert and the other GOP leaders (most of whom never worried about getting blown up in foxholes), and who are overlooking the fact that McCain has made and is still making a valid point that we can't spend billions of dollars on defense and military needs and not expect our populace to equal such sacrifices here at home (meaning, yes dammit, taxes have to be raised! If you want to spin it, you can always call it 'patriotic war revenue' and guilt-trip the greedheads who don't pay their fair share!).

Have you read the article about Hastert taking a swing at John McCain? See: http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/05/19/mccain.hastert/index.html

I hope the moderate Republican will rally behind this and help the moderate Democrats get Bush and his cronies out of office.

The Centrist Policy Network is an interesting site Dennis, thanks for pointing it out.

I'm disappointed though in that they seem to be pushing the social security "reform" advanced by Graham, Kolbe and Stenholm.

While I agree that Kerry and Bush don't have good solutions, I'm not too thrilled with those either.