By Enoch Arya
In response to this article that appears in Politico.com, I'd like to pose this question: Should anyone be surprised by the fact that liberals like meetings? If that which is considered to be the highest level of morality is consensus, then meetings would be the tactical means to achieve it. This is the reason why Pres. Clinton cared so much about opinion polls and seemed to have based his decisions on their results. This is the same reason why Sen. John Kerry flip-flopped during his presidential campaign. It is an evidence of the group-think mentality of the Left. People who are intent on accomplishing things and being productive have a tendency to dislike meetings. Conversely, liberals embrace group-think mentality. Is it a surprise to anyone that this is how Sen. Pelosi prefers to run the Democratic Caucus?
