All while the likes of Chrissy Poo and his ilk is still busy calling anyone who disagrees with him a bigot and a racist.........
I'd say that fits with "Low on energy, ideas, imagination".
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/01/dnc-chair-race-234303
The Democratic Party is in crisis, hollowed out at the state level, and desperate for new ideas, bold leaders and a cutting-edge plan of action against Donald Trump.
The race for Democratic National Committee chair is bland and bloodless. The seven candidates are downplaying differences and offering conventional ideas they all agree on.
Go local. Pursue a new 50-state strategy. Something about cybersecurity. Organize. The list goes on, but the pitches share one thing in common: they’re not very complicated, imaginative or a break from the past.
In part that’s a reflection of the seriousness of the Democratic predicament, both as a political party and in its official institutional apparatus. “ntil you get the basics right, innovation is sort of a luxury,” said Donnie Fowler, who ran for DNC chair in 2005 and has stayed involved, including as a consultant through the last few months of the 2016 cycle.
I'd say that fits with "Low on energy, ideas, imagination".
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/01/dnc-chair-race-234303
The Democratic Party is in crisis, hollowed out at the state level, and desperate for new ideas, bold leaders and a cutting-edge plan of action against Donald Trump.
The race for Democratic National Committee chair is bland and bloodless. The seven candidates are downplaying differences and offering conventional ideas they all agree on.
Go local. Pursue a new 50-state strategy. Something about cybersecurity. Organize. The list goes on, but the pitches share one thing in common: they’re not very complicated, imaginative or a break from the past.
In part that’s a reflection of the seriousness of the Democratic predicament, both as a political party and in its official institutional apparatus. “ntil you get the basics right, innovation is sort of a luxury,” said Donnie Fowler, who ran for DNC chair in 2005 and has stayed involved, including as a consultant through the last few months of the 2016 cycle.
