QOD
June 2nd, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
By jason330
Should windpower’s costs be spread to all power users in Delaware?
No, and here is why.
For people who want a more esoteric QOD try this two-parter:
Are Democrats just by nature disinclined to value “party unity”, and doesn’t that give Republicans a built in structural advantage?
Comment by disbelief on 2 June 2008 at 8:32 am:
Democrats have always seemed to be glued together by ‘mutual hatreds’. Party unity is not so much an accurate label for our cohesiveness as is our common fear of the rampant greed, stupidity, Constitutional predation, and hypocritical religious jingoism that has characterized the Bush administration.
Comment by Brian on 2 June 2008 at 10:28 am:
Democrats are portrayed in the media in ineffectual ways. The media is complicit in portrayl of everyone except Biden as not tough enough. Biden should keep calling the bullshit out. I know if the democrats in congress resist that democratic party members will unite around the party standard.
Comment by cassandra m on 2 June 2008 at 12:40 pm:
I think that Democrats are still trying to get past some of the old school interest group politics, but Dems have less brand loyalty than do Rs. Dems are highly loyal to policies and issues, and, it turns out, there is recent polling that Rs are highly loyal to Dem policies and issues too. I’ll put up a post about it in a day or two.
But the R problem right now is that Rs are seriously unhappy with what their brand stands for in light of BushCo, and given the all around failures of the last 7 years seem to be turning to policies that are more in their own interests.
Comment by yadayadayada on 2 June 2008 at 7:32 pm:
I wonder if DeLuca and Adams will throw the governor’s race to Markell before they piss off Delmarva Power. With friends like this, who needs the Rs?