Great news -- Edwards lives- February 18, 2004 So Edwards pulls a surprising threat in Wisconsin. Of course Kerry is right that a win is a win, but luckily the press goofballs can be counted on to count Edwards' loss as a ressurection. At best--in the wildest of dreams--we can still dump this stiff. I heard a few moments of Kerry's victory speech and he seems to be regressing. Every sentence still delivered as if he were composing the Declaration of Independence. I may vote for him, but I'll grit my teeth having to listen to the blowhard...http://blogs.salon.com/categories/howardDean/2004/02/17.html#a1119 Finally, it's over- February 11, 2004 So the Democrats have a candidate. Congratulations John Kerry. I'm actually starting to get used to the idea of you leading the unrepulsive party. Tonight I was discussing possibilities with a friend, actually looking forward to how you might take George Bush on. If the two southerners can't even beat this Yankee in the south--or even come within a country mile of him in the south--then where the hell are they going to win How many places does the guy need to beat them, and by how much One.http://blogs.salon.com/categories/howardDean/2004/02/10.html#a1108 Learning from The Dean Experience- February 7, 2004 God, what to say I have been struggling with this conflict ever since New Hampshire. I knew I was going to get into trouble blurring the lines between participant and observer on Dean. Here's the deal. My first priority here is the truth, best I can call it at any given moment. Obviously I'm going to be wrong about a lot of things, most especially the future, but I'm at least committed to giving you my best shot. But the Dean thing, that was a movement. It was all about excitement, momentum and.http://blogs.salon.com/categories/howardDean/2004/02/07.html#a1106 Deaniacs refuse to surrender- February 7, 2004 I'm kinda proud of those guys. Check out this Reuters story: MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Democratic White House hopeful Howard Dean scrambled on Friday to avoid a knockout punch in the Feb. 17 Wisconsin primary as his campaign reported raising nearly $1 million to finance what could be his final stand. The money, far more than what Dean had sought in an e-mail plea the day before, will pay for campaign advertisements in Wisconsin where state Democrats are set to have their say on who challenges...http://blogs.salon.com/categories/howardDean/2004/02/07.html#a1105 Inspiration in the darkness- February 4, 2004 Well it's looking pretty bad for Dean. Has ever since he made the strange decision to pull out of all the contests this week. I didn't want to force any more air out of the balloon here, but what friends asked the past week, I was frank. Even when my friend Brett, who was off to New Mexico--Dean's one small hope this week, even with little support from the campaign. We both thought it was probably a lost cause, but who knows, so he was still ready to give it a shot. I really admired him for...http://blogs.salon.com/categories/howardDean/2004/02/03.html#a1093 |