Thomas Frank interviewed backstage at Take Back America 2005 by conference attendee, Missy Taylor. Here's what Missy wanted to discuss with Tom: "I would like to say hello to an old student, and invite him to a couple of events the next time he's in Kansas. More important, since I will be running for Kansas State House of Representatives in a Republican district, is the opportunity to get a sneak preview of a few things we can do to get Kansas back on the right track."
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Arianna Huffington interviewed backstage at Take Back America 2005 by conference attendee Judy Berger who asked, "Given what you've learned from your own experience in transforming your political beliefs, how do we, as a movement, parlay that to enlighten those on the 'other side'?"
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Sen. John Edwards interviewed backstage at Take Back America 2005 by conference attendee, Casey Morris, who discussed with Sen. Edwards how to expand his work with poverty, bring greater attention and awareness, to the problem, and devise solutions that include what the role of government should be and the role of the private citizen. Casey remarked, "It seems clear to me that in America, people can choose to be free from taxes, or they can be free from the scourge of poverty of our fellow man. To choose the former is to be human, to choose the latter is to be humane."
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Gov. Howard Dean interviewed backstage at Take Back America 2005 by conference attendee, Will Easton, who asked "How do we unite Democratic & progressive causes and groups into an effective electoral machine, with a unified message and neighborhood outreach in every precinct in America?"
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