<![CDATA[Grist - Comment Feed for Signs of hope in the elephant party]]> Grist Comment Feed en Comment #1 by Tod Brilliant http://www.grist.org/article/an-interview-with-jim-dipeso-policy-director-for-republicans-for-environmen/ Tue, 31 Oct 2006 11:59:07 -0800 http://www.grist.org/article/an-interview-with-jim-dipeso-policy-director-for-republicans-for-environmen/1 Great Interview - Need More of This

It's all summed up by:

"I am convinced that right-of-center voters will respond to a thoughtful case for environmental protection that is presented in terms that resonate with their values."

Now if we can only figure out how to properly 'market' our message (something we've failed to do in a consistent manner), we'll have a real nonpartisan push for rapid, wartime changes. What we MUST do, immediately, is break down the currently existing eco-fiefdoms, egos, and personalities and make way for a unified federation.

" . . . because the world doesn't matter anymore if you don't have the strength to go ahead and choose something that's really true." - Julio Cortazar

]]> Great Interview - Need More of This

It's all summed up by:

"I am convinced that right-of-center voters will respond to a thoughtful case for environmental protection that is presented in terms that resonate with their values."

Now if we can only figure out how to properly 'market' our message (something we've failed to do in a consistent manner), we'll have a real nonpartisan push for rapid, wartime changes. What we MUST do, immediately, is break down the currently existing eco-fiefdoms, egos, and personalities and make way for a unified federation.

" . . . because the world doesn't matter anymore if you don't have the strength to go ahead and choose something that's really true." - Julio Cortazar

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