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Unlike the Dean campaign, and the “Deaniacs” who first demonstrated the political power of the Internet in 2000, Obama’s campaign is showing an unprecedented dual level of strength. He is able to raise money from traditional wealthy sources - as his $25 million tally demonstrates - and simultaneously tap into a ravenous national hunger for a candidate who is capable of creating a sense of national purpose. He is galvanizing millions who had given up the hope of finding a politician who wasn’t manufactured in the same candidate factory.
Many of the news reports and blog posts I read in the summer of 03 made the case that Dean was feeding into a “ravenous national hunger” for change.
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