Joe Trippi's blog

"In any case, Sen. Hart graciously agreed to take the time to meet with a group of students and he talked about the origins of our republic—about the principles of civic virtue, the common good, and civic participation— ideas we hear too little about in today’s attack dog politics.
He talked about how the founders, particularly Thomas Jefferson, believed that a remote central government was likely to tend towards corruption and away from the people.I’ve been thinking a lot lately of how the Democratic Party needs to reform itself to empower people to have more of a say in the decisions that effect their lives—"

Screw Howard Dean, let's elect Joe Trippi to the head of the DNC. He really has some great ideas about how to reform the Democratic party. I encourage everyone to read his columns at MSNBC.com and his op-ed piece.(WSJ)

While I think Dean was definitely the backbone of the Democrats over the past two years, I am more convinced every day that we wouldn't remember his name if it hadn't been for Trippi. Trippi was clearly the heart and brains behind Dean's campaign. I will definitely be paying more attention to what Trippi has to say.