Howard Dean Supporters Head In New Direction
For those, like Philip de Vellis, one of the volunteer coordinators on Dean's national campaign, there's hope for the newbies yet. "Once you get involved in something like this, it's kind of addictive, so a good number of people get involved and stay involved. And it's kind of boring once you go back to your regular thing. The closer you were to the action, the more you miss it."
That thirst for political action may be the real legacy of the first iteration of DFA.
Philip de Vellis