November 16, 2004
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In the end, it is this inclusiveness that should inform and drive the liberal rural campaign. For too long, rural Americans have felt excluded -- left behind, as it were, while urban economies have benefited from the rise of new technologies and globalization. Conservatives have exploited this rift. Liberals will benefit from healing it.
Will there ever be a point at which I can assume that all my readers also read Orcinus? Then I wouldn't have to link to him.
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Hear hear. I think it's a damn shame, this divide. And ironic, since cities pay more federal tax than they receive, the extra going to D.C. and the rural divide, taxes which Democrats want to increase.
That's a good blog indeed.
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