Here's the beef? ''You can't think and hit at the same time." -- Yogi Berra ''One must be something, in order to do something." -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Oakland Tribune | May 15, 2006 | Copyright

ENOUGH already with the analyses ad nauseam of the strategies and tactics and philosophies that the Democratic Party should pursue to regain power in upcoming elections.

We've been listening to this armchair chatter for years: The Democrats need new ideas. They need big ideas. They need to move to the center. They need to wave the flag. They need to go to church. They need the soccer moms and the NASCAR dads. They need to run from the blacks. They need to run from the gays.

I have no more patience with this perennially pathetic patient, this terminally timid Democrat who continues to lie ...

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