- Major parties choking democracy, grass-roots efforts (Des Moines Register Iowa View)
- Opening the Space in American Politics (The Conservative Voice)
- A Failure of Leadership in a Flawed Political Culture (Washington Post)
- Unity Limps On, Recruiting 106 Delegates a Day (Irregular Times)
- Spoilers or swing voters? Independent Texans founder Linda Curtis discusses corridor, politics with area group (Victoria Advocate)
- Idaho GOP’s Move to close primary concerns some (KTVB)
- Don't take independent voters for granted (Letter from Betty Ward to Concord Monitor)
Friday, June 08, 2007
TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES for INDEPENDENT VOTERS
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Matt Yglesias (matthewyglesias.theatlantic.com) rather thoroughly demolishes the Washington Post article in his June 8 post, Bringing People Together.
We independents rightly point out that America has a poisoned political culture. But our critique must consider that one element of this poison is a society riven with deep fissures of class and race. In these matters, I do not aspire to rise above them -- I take sides, the side of the poor and oppressed.
We strive to be the voice of independents, but fact is, independents -- if articulated -- will have many voices.
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