Democrat

Democrat Disguise Kit
$9.99
Show your Democratic side by wearing a Democratic Disguise Kit. 2 piece Democrat Kit includes Plush Donkey Ears Headband and Rubber Nose with Elastic Strap.

The American Experience - Democrats
$79.98
It is compelling and breathtaking to ride along the bumpy roads that were layed out for these Presidents through these AMERICAN EXPERIENCE DVD's. David McCullough and PBS are second to none.LBJ's segment is my particular favorite. While men with FDR and JFK's personality could be elected today... the days of men like LBJ... for good or bad... are over. He was way too animated and crude for today's candidate... which makes for wonderful recollections and storytelling found in his DVD.

How to Win a Fight with a Conservative
$8.95
This book was short and simple. Gave some good points and had some good advice. Overall, it just touched base on certain issues, but is a good guide for working through an argument.

Homegrown Democrat: A Few Plain Thoughts from the Heart of America
$14.00
Heard HOME GROWN DEMOCRAT: A FEW PLAIN THOUGHTS
FROM THE HEART OF AMERICA--written and read by Garrison
Keillor.

Please don't be put off by the title . . . even if you're a Republican,
methinks you'll like this book . . . it is actually more of a love
story about Keillor's strong appreciation for not only this country, but also
his home state of Minnesota . . . in fact, if it wasn't so cold there,
I may have even wanted to consider it a place to live when retired.

After all, it is a place where if there's one meatball on the plate:

* You take 1/2 and leave the other half for the other person.

It is also a place where:

* If you tell a new joke and tell it well, you'll be welcome here.

I also liked how Keillor talked about his childhood though the time
when he was a student in college . . . in describing his appearance,
he had my laughing when he said:

* I looked liked a folded ironing board with hair.

He then described that he was a Democrat because:

* I received a good education in the public schools of Anoka,
Minnesota, and attended a great state university and when I was 18,
John Kennedy ran for president.

Yet he contends:

* We Democrats are deeply flawed people, we can be earnestly
boring and awfully righteous about moral issues in faraway places.
We can be wennies, capable of doing dumb things in the name
of the common good. But we do stick to our guns. We believe in
decency and public spiritedness and have refused to hitch
our wagon to yahooism and have supported government as a
necessary force for good. And we are passionate. This a year for passion.