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January 31, 2004What 'non-southern stragegy' meansShould the Democrats forget the South in 2004? Cliff Schecter and Ruy Teixeira discuss various facets of this issue in The American Prospect. Here's a great statement: The non-southern strategy is not about running as if every state were California. It's more about running as if every state were Ohio -- true to the Democratic principles and priorities cherished by the base but attentive to the concerns of the moderate swing voters who can put you over the top. There's more to it, of course. Read! Posted by Erasmus at January 31, 2004 12:20 PMComments
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