As I watched Ned Lamont debate Joe Liebermann last night, I was struck by many things.  One of the things I liked best about Lamont, though, was his efforts to continually come back to and articulate a sense of Democratic values.  I think that's a crucial point that Democrats have to make during this mid-term cycle, and then they have to stand by their rhetoric and fight for the values they espouse.

I was pretty interested, then, to see Delaware Dem's diary Dirty Liberal Words.  Many of you read it and added you $.02 to Delaware Dem's cadre of words that so often seem to be used against us, but which really, at the end of the day, describe the values we hold and should be promoting every chance we get, both individually and politically.

I had only recently returned home after running a few errands following the debate.  An interesting thing happened to me when I was out that highlighted the entire question of our values and what we think is important from both a personal perspective and a political one.

Please follow me over the fold.(Cross-posted at My Left Wing, ePluribus Media and my blog)

As I watched Ned Lamont debate Joe Liebermann last night, I was struck by many things.  One of the things I liked best about Lamont, though, was his efforts to continually come back to and articulate a sense of Democratic values.  I think that's a crucial point that Democrats have to make during this mid-term cycle, and then they have to stand by their rhetoric and fight for the values they espouse.

I was pretty interested, then, to see Delaware Dem's diary Dirty Liberal Words.  Many of you read it and added you $.02 to Delaware Dem's cadre of words that so often seem to be used against us, but which really, at the end of the day, describe the values we hold and should be promoting every chance we get, both individually and politically.

I had only recently returned home after running a few errands following the debate.  An interesting thing happened to me when I was out that highlighted the entire question of our values and what we think is important from both a personal perspective and a political one.

Please follow me over the fold.

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