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2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumFor those who like Rev Barber he is from my town
and his kids went to my school. I never had any since his youngest was a senior when I first started here, but I saw him in the hall. He is a spitting image. He so formidable in person.
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For those who like Rev Barber he is from my town (Original Post)
dsc
Jul 2016
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onecaliberal
(32,812 posts)1. He was fantastic.
Kennah
(14,245 posts)2. Got to see and hear him last week at the AFSCME International Convention. Truly breathtaking speaker
wildeyed
(11,243 posts)3. Miss that!
Darn!
Everyone should READ HIS BOOK! Rev Barber's vision is the future. He articulates progressivism in strongly moral terms that will appeal to citizens across the political spectrum. It is a hopeful, uncompromising but very pragmatic plan.
Cracklin Charlie
(12,904 posts)4. I could listen to him every day. nt