Building the Countermovement

By Laurie Spivak, AlterNet. Posted May 25, 2004.

The majority of Americans are more closely aligned with Democrats than they are with Republicans. Yet today, twice as many Americans identify themselves as conservatives than as progressives. One of the big problems? Marketing.

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