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Gary Hart's "New Ideas": Use the Best of "Old" Ideas

Former Colorado senator and presidential candidate Gary Hart has posted an abbreviated version of his recommended approach to the problem of "new ideas". Presumably the book will be able to go into slightly more detail, but he clearly advocates taking the best of the twentieth century Democratic tradition as a way to clearly distinguish the Party from Republicans.

Those of you disappointed with the current Democratic leadership will also want to check out his post on HuffPo today.

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