David Harsanyi Recommend this article  "We are not labels -- we
are people."  So begins the absurd, anti-democratic
"declaration" of the soon-to-fail "No Labels" organization. This
movement of rejected liberal Republicans and triangulating
Democrats (oops, there I go again with the labels) is, unlike
groups of partisans and ideologues with bad manners, really
interested in solving America's problems.  "Not left, not right,
forward" is its motto.  The answer, my friends, is always in the
muddled but inspirational middle. And partisanship "is
paralyzing our ability to govern" -- because, as you well know,
Washington didn't spend trillions and reform a significant
sector of the economy in just these past two years.  Was that
not sufficiently polite? I hope it was, because if I've learned
anything from the civility police at No Labels, it's that
there's nothing as vital to the health of democracy as good
manners. In conscientious tones, No Labels speaks for the
average American. Yes, you only think you're upset w