all this oversight makes me wet
Drew Weston has a nice piece up on TAP about building a stronger Democratic brand for the 2008 elections. While I find much of the advice sound, I think Weston’s parting shot misses the mark:
Or maybe I should have said “doesn’t hold water.” Swim with me over to capitoilette and I will explain.
The only other prerequisite to building a coherent brand is to know what you stand for. That may be the hardest one of all.
Or maybe I should have said “doesn’t hold water.” Swim with me over to capitoilette and I will explain.
Labels: 2008 election, accountability, branding, capitoilette, Democrats, The American Prospect
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