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Will there be progressive angst over Schweitzer DLC trip?

Governor Schweitzer is listed as an attendee for the upcoming Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) Convention next week in  Nashville.  That's got to have the dander up among his liberal cheering squad in Montana.

Schweitzer blogger-buddy David Sirota has never had a nice thing to say about the DLC:

  • "Let's be clear - the DLC has done masterfully in selling its snake oil by always claiming that Democrats need a coherent 'positive' agenda. No one argues with that. The problem is that the DLC offers neither a coherent agenda, or anything positive."  - July 25, 2005
  • "This is why the DLC is dangerous. For all their claims of supposedly wanting to help Democrats, they employ people like Marshall Wittman who specifically try to undermine the Democratic Party, even if it means he has to publicly defecate out the most rank and easily-debunkable lies."  - January 11, 2006
  • "I'm hoping the Democrats reject the DLC model and change course. While it might be a fine life to be a comfortable-in-the-minority elitist in the cushy confines of Washington, D.C. where the consequences of selling out are muted, out here in the real world, the results of Democrats' permanent minority status in national politics have very real and very harsh effects -- and it's time for a change." - July 26, 2005
And that's just the tip of the iceberg.  Wonder if Sirota will take any shots at his favorite Gov for rubbing shoulders with the Democrat elite in Tennessee.  We doubt it.
Posted on Thursday, July 26, 2007 at 09:34AM by Registered CommenterCarter in | Comments1 Comment

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Schweitzer doesn't give a damn about what Sirota (or anyone else) thinks. Everything the Gov does, is about what promotes Schweitzer. So what if nothing actually really gets accomplished? It's all about ego-trips and self-promotion.

July 27, 2007 | Unregistered Commentersawyer

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