Editorial: A tale of two very different candidates.

[Sean Reynolds]

This was posted in the Editorials and Opinion section, but no one ever goes in there. So I thought I would repost this WONDERFUL article here.

Editorial: A tale of two very different candidates.
http://www.madison.com/captimes/opinion/editorial/58147.php

SNIP:

The Dean rally is free and open to the public, and the candidate's backers are encouraging those who attend to bring donations of a canned good, nonperishable food or personal care item for the families of UFCW Local 538 members who have been on strike at the Tyson Foods plant in Jefferson County since Feb. 28.

SNIP:

Dean will be seen by thousands and, if pattern holds, he will interact with all comers - those who are already enthusiastic supporters, those who are still deciding whom to back and even those who disagree.

SNIP:

The choice will be between two different visions of America's future: one of elites gathering behind closed doors to decide what they will do next to working families in places like Wisconsin, the other of citizens gathering out in the open to help those working families.
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http://www.madison.com/captimes/opinion/editorial/58147.php

[Cha]

1. Dean ....my very wonderful candidate!

[Sean Reynolds]

2. Mine too!

:bounce:

[mhr]

3. Sean Your Sig Line Has The Four Best Candidates

Way to go!

[Sean Reynolds]

4. I love 'em all and would GLADLY support 'em!

Of course, in the end it's ABB!

[dkf]

5. This is the difference between the Dean campaign and the rest of

the top tier.

Just not as exaggerated.

[rucky]

6. I'm UFCW

Dean just keeps making all the right moves. If anybody questions his sincerity now, I'll get a band of angry grocery clerks after 'em.

BTW...UFCW is also leading a huge campaign against Wal-Mart



www.walmartswaronworkers.com