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...with talk of the new more "conservative" Democratic legislators and the need for moderation," wrote Robert Borosage, the group's president, "it is worth looking at what voters said. [Democrats] started the election sounding like Hillary, hesitant to lay out any clear position [on Iraq], and ended sounding like Ned Lamont...
...arts, it’s a very rewarding job,” he adds. “Our company has a mission, to enhance the profile and place of culture in society, to integrate it into the community,” Resnicow says. IDEALISM IN THE REAL WORLD Ned Hinkle, the Creative Director for the Brattle Theater, says the Oct. 11 brainstorming session event was designed to help out the theatre, but also aid the Katzenbach group in one of the primary goals for any consulting firm: recruitment. “[Katzenbach] came to us looking for a venue...
...We’re moving into a different concept of the campaign,” said Ned Hinkle, creative director of the Brattle Theatre. “We felt like we needed a platform to build...
...Hayes, chief investment strategist at Ned Davis, doubts we'll see much follow-through this time. "The valuation excesses we saw during the bubble still have not fully corrected," he warns. Today's price-to-earnings multiple of 17 suggests that the market is far from cheap. "Usually, you have to get well below the average [which is 16] before you can turn it around," says Hayes...
...which they do. That's only a small fraction of even the Democrats in the U.S., who number more than 70 million. While 5 million people can elect the Governor of California, the Netroots are dispersed all over the country. Even in Connecticut, one of the most liberal states, Ned Lamont, Lieberman's primary nemesis, couldn't rely on just the Netroots to get him elected. MoveOn has 50,000 members in the state; Lamont got 146,000 votes to win the Democratic nomination. Netroot strength is even less potent in a general election, as Lamont is discovering; he trails...