T!m said:
I repeat, the law does not change which ages get sex ed. If kindergartners weren't getting sex ed before this law, then they still won't.
No, they still won't change sex ed because Obama is not going to win.
The Mike Dukakis/John Kerry/Al Gore coalition of Eggheads and African-Americans is not a winning coalition. The only way the Democrats win is to get a moderate (preferably Southern) at the top of the ticket. Although she does not exactly fit the bill, Mrs. Bubba Clinton would have been a winner -- but the Clinton's are so hated by the liberal wing of the party that they did everything they could to keep her out. Now the Dukakis/Kerry/Gore coalition has their man, and he will highly likely suffer the same fate as they did. Exhibit A on how this coalition loses elections: It is popular opinion among Democrats that Gore had the election stolen from him in Florida. Negative --- Gore LOST the election when he failed to carry his home state of Tennessee and West Virgina, which Clintion won.
Did Howard Dean forget that Bubba won almost 400 electoral votes --- twice??!! What is he thinking throwing another Northern liberal losing ticket up, and not following the Clinton model? What a fool. And don't tell me Obama "won" the primary. The DNC could have easily told Obama to stand down as soon as it appeared that he was going to be real threat to Hilary --- who they knew was a winner. They could have promised Obama the VP, and put him in line for his turn in 2016 --- when would be the ripe old age of 54. But it was more important to get "their guy" than to win.
I'm a lifelong Democrat who is heading another direction this time (finally) after watching the out of touch liberal wing of the party throw up loser after loser. Why would I hitch my fortunes to a party who chooses candidates out of step with the much more significant (in numbers) moderate arm of the party? It's too bad, really.