In a message dated 12/21/0 11:12:36 PM, epm2@lehigh.edu writes: << As for practicalities, that first means that the scope of the potential progressive coalition is far broader than what Stew suggests when he speaks of labor, blacks, and women. How about the environmentally-concerned majority? >> I did not say that Blacks,women and labor were the whole of the progressive coalition. My point was that this particular coalition exists within the Democratic Party and I want it to become more powerfull within the Democratic Party. Of course labor and environmentalists have also formed coalitions and of course - the greens and pinks should come together. I believe the Naderites should come back to the Democratic Party because that is where they can exercise the most constructive power. By all means let the pro-democracy movement be as strong and united as possible.--Stew
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