Occupy has been talking about entering a Phase II ever since the overnight raid that evicted the protesters from their home in Zuccotti Park. A deeper political involvement clearly should be part of that future.
It's true that Occupy employs a non-hierarchical organizational and decision-making model. However, that model still allowed for Occupy The Highway to make its long, southward trek to confront the supercommittee.
It should also enable Occupiers to get involved in other central political questions, too. I, for one, would be pleased to see Occupy coming back here to Washington in the coming months, again and again. And next time, instead of being late, I'm certain that Occupy will come just in the nick of time.








Article comments
1 - Dan
Despite leftist media and corrupt politicians attempts at portraying occupiers sympathetically, the staggering vileness that is so characteristically typical of left wing protesters has emerged in the public consciousness.
Andrew Breitbart has chronicled the repulsive depravity here.
2 - Dr Dreadful
I haven't seen much sympathetic coverage in the MSM at all, and Breitbart seems to be counting just about any crime that happens in the same city as an Occupy protest as somehow connected with it.
3 - El Bicho
No coincidence to see "staggering vileness" and "Andrew Breitbart" in the same post.