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Going Nowhere

By Ari Berman, The Nation. Posted March 4, 2005.


After dominating the party in the 1990s, the centrist Democratic Leadership Council is struggling to maintain its identity and influence.

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Ari Berman writes The Nation's "Daily Outrage" weblog. He is a Ralph Shikes Fellow at the Public Concern Foundation.

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