Hi Billy,

On Mar 26, 2010, at 2:19 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> How can we make bi-partisanship a persuasive alternative to partisanship ?
> Place the stress in this sentence on the word "persuasive."  For if we don't 
> get
> that right, nothing else really matters.

If I had time, I'd start a half-hour weekly podcast that actually *explained* 
politics from a trans-partisan, radical centrist perspective.  I am continually 
amazed and how useless / dull the mainstream media.  Jon Stewart is arguably 
the only one making politics *interesting*, which is rather pathentic. :-P  It 
should be possible for a single person to create something compelling enough to 
attract listeners to a serious "point of view", perhaps like Nate Silvers did 
at FiveThirtyEight (though he did it with data, not analysis).

Alas, such a project (at least for me) will have to wait a few years until 
Rohan is in school full-time...

-- Ernie P.
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