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Unifying after a fractious fight (without appeasement)

actualizers.blogspot.com — The voter unity the Democrats will need to support either candidate foreshadows (and mirrors) the unity the entire USA needs to support the next president. Here's a non-political formula to get there. Of course, it's easier in theory than it will be in practice, and we may have to oust the ratings-hungry sound-biters to succeed. (Oh darn.)

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  • NoDrama, on 05/19/2008, -2/+1Until Senator Clinton signals her supporters that she's ready for them to support Senator Obama it seems wishful thinking... similarly, in the fall, it will take a gracious concession from the candidate who finishes in second place to conjure up respect for the opponent who has won a term in the Oval Office.

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