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The face and name of the winner is not nearly as important
as what ^{and who} the winner is committed to.

Is it ^{the committment} going to be public housing in the suburbs, public service
employment, increases in wage minimums and in minimum wage coverage,
guaranteed social insurance, radically altered public assistance,
guaranteed incomes and guaranteed jobs.^? Will the issues be national
health insurance, radically altered federal housing programs, equal employment both racially and sexually, ^{ending the war now} or will it simply be
business as usual.^? Will we automatically deliver 98% of our votes
again to the Democratic Party, as we did in 1964 and 1968, or will we
say these votes don't belong automatically to anyone, except to the
party and person who will do something for us.

Will the delegates we send to conventions next year be like too
many of those in 1968, handpicked by someone else, told how to vote