Honorable Howard Dean,

I believe the Democratic Party has a lot to learn from Bernie Sanders here. With the upcoming 2006 elections it should be the policy of the Democratic Party both nationally and locally to shun the kind of negative ads that have turned America cynical to politics. His advertisement rules should be the moral high ground for all Democrats to aspire to because the public has heard enough of Democrats "bashing" the opposition party (no matter how much they deserve it). If people perceive us as negative and idealess, then we have a few months to turn it around. Take every playbook that has failed us and burn them. We must be positive, we must be inspirational, we must remind people what their country can do for them and that the government under the Democratic Party is a force for good. We'll let the press releases about the Republicans' corruption speak for themselves. They're shooting themselves in their feet for all to see. Let them make fools of themselves while we present a positive alternative to the people such as they've never seen before!

I guess that leaves only Republicans that don't tell the truth and that want to be first with the SwiftBoat tactics? Even the independents believe like the Democrats. Have a good plan to manage your district and it will follow the people will support you. It should be mandintory that all candidates will take a course on how to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. No graft, no stealing, cheating or part of a story? If the Republicans were honest and moral like Democrats
then Democrats would win everytime.