Lots of analyses, second-guessing, crystal-ball gazing and hard-headed commentary about what the Right can/should/must do in order to recover from the disaster that was campaign 2008. Red County’s Randy Ketner offers five rules for the future for the Right, based on his experience as a father, grandfather and baseballl fanatic.
Sample:
“We need to hit some singles first. Sorry for the baseball analogy, but it is my favorite game. When you’re down eight runs, it’s not the time to hit the long ball. There aren’t any eight-run hits in this game. We’re down about as low as we can be, so it’s time to concentrate on the issues we think we can win. This means we’ve got to stop whining when our pet issue isn’t being addressed. For instance, how about we concern ourselves with making sure that women considering abortion have access to all the information they need before making that decision instead of going straight to the Human Life Amendment? There are other examples I could give, but I believe you get the point.”
