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Wednesday, November 16, 2005

SHRUM TO THE PODIUM: Bob Shrum, major strategist for eight failed Democratic campaigns, is writing a book
"about what I have seen the direction of progressive politics take, what happens to it and where I think it ought to go."
What else can be said? Sometimes the punch line actually is the set up. Still, I can't resist: Which Democratic hopeful would open the door to this guy in 2008? Here's my suggestion for Shrum's title: Campaign Coroner.

posted by Keith Thompson @ 9:18 PM