Funeral Rallies
February 8, 2006
Democrats need to stop using funderals as a chance to fire up their base.
Remember the Paul Wellstone funeral in 2002? That’s a seat we should have held, but apparently one reason Norm Coleman coasted to victory over Mondale is we turned the funeral ceremony into a rally.
If you don’t know what I speak of:
It doesn’t appear to have been nearly as bad as the Wellstone incident, and the election isn’t so close. Thankfully. But honestly, I don’t think a funeral is ever the time to lash out against some political opponent.