EDITOR'S NOTE
by Peter Ross Range
A NEW DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY [if we can keep it]
by Al From and Bruce Reed
Democrats seized the center with good candidates and sound strategy. But to sustain a majority, they must reject polarization and speak directly to the forgotten middle class.
POLARIZE THIS!
by Will Marshall
Voters have had enough of destructive partisanship.
IDEAS, NOT IDEOLOGY
by Harold Ford Jr.
Voters want a government that works. Democrats must offer ideas for meeting today's challenges -- and shaping the nation's future.
A NEW VISION FOR SECURITY
by Jeremy Rosner
Democrats won a national security election. But to consolidate that victory, they must chart a course that inspires lasting confidence in voters.
THE POLITICS OF GLOBALIZATION
by Mark J. Penn and Thomas Z. Freedman
Voters see globalization as a mixed bag -- low prices, but shaky jobs. Politicians must show they can make it all work.
Plus:
RESULTS MATTER
by Rep. Artur Davis
Democrats won in 2006 because voters prefer problem-solvers to ideologues.
LIEBERMAN COMES BACK
by Dan Gerstein
A campaign insider tells the real story of how the politics of problem-solving trumped the politics of polarization.
