What does the DNC have to do with that statement?

Don't you know? Not Republican=Democrat. No room for independent thinkers here on GC! :p

I label myself as liberal and most of the candidates I have worked for have been Democrats, but I refuse to stick myself in a party.


Getting the thread back on track:

One of my friends on Gov. Vilsack's staff has been calling me lately to try and get me to work on the Kerry-Edwards campaign.

Don't forget that "Not Democrat" doesn't equal "Republican," either.

And anyone who has been keeping pace with this Presidential Election can see that the DNC and Kerry himself are drawing copious parallels between JFK and Kerry.

Perhaps IowaStatePhiPsi isn't a member of the DNC (I did not mean to insinuate that he is), but that message has surely rubbed off on him, even if subtlely.

Here are the parallels. They have the same initials, the same job, the same heritage and background, are in the same party, and are from the same state. He is also seeing the Presidency. Is there something wrong with that? I guess I am missing your point.

Yeah and Clinton is only volunteering for the Democratic Party but isn't a Democrat.

-Rudey

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:)

Of course it is. Just like the RNC and Reagan.