Forward march: sure, Democrats lose some votes because of the stands they take on cultural issues. Funny thing, though--on policy, they usually end up winning. So why change?(Principles)
American Prospect, The, March, 2004 by Yglesias, Matthew
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WHEN THE MASSACHUSETTS SUPREME Judicial Court ruled on November 18 that gay and lesbian couples have a right to marriage under the state constitution, the predominant mood among liberals was not jubilation, as one might have expected, but a sense of fore boding that George W. Bush, the Republican Party, and the spin doctors of the hard right had just been handed a potent wedge issue to use against the Democrats come election day.
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Similarly, much of the anxiety provoked by Howard Dean's presidential bid seems to have been directed not so much at the candidate's policies or his ...
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