Ever since Howard Dean was selected as the Chair of the National Democratic Party, he made it clear that his strategy was to involve all 50 states, regardless of how their voting patterns appeared. He took much abuse from leaders in the Senate and the House (including Obama's newly selected Chief of Staff). As it turned out, it surely was the right strategy and helped elect Obama as our next President.
It is not often where such conviction turns out to be successful. However, when it does, it helps the rest of us to know that it is important to have convictions worthy of the effort required to resist those who oppose them.
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