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‘Daily Show’: Gary Hart’s Manifesto

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Posted on Sep 13, 2006
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Former presidential candidate and national security expert Gary Hart appeared on “The Daily Show” Tuesday to pitch his new book, “The Courage of Our Convictions: A Manifesto for Democrats.” Evoking giants like Roosevelt and Kennedy, Hart challenged the wisdom of playing it safe and took a stab at the centrism so popular among Democrats in recent years.

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By Lily Maskew, September 13, 2006 at 9:59 am #
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I agree with Gary Hart that we don’t have to sacrifice our personal liberties for security; the only ones who can destroy us is ourselves.  We are our own worst enemies; reacting with fear and striking out in the same ways we have done in the past.  This is a new century which calls for innovative ideas for living with other people in the world; otherwise we will die with other people in the world.  I don’t think we can continue with the same self-destructive patterns.  We need to make ourselves believe in the American ideals again; freedom and justice for ALL.

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By Pete, September 13, 2006 at 9:17 am #
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Hart is a very thoughtful man. What a shame that something as trivial as an extramarital affair prevented him from being a major presence in national politics for the past two decades.

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