Howard Dean:
Real health care reform that includes a new public health insurance option would give Americans a real choice and not reward for-profit health insurers with 47 milllion new customers. Real health care reform that includes a new public health insurance option would cut out the administrative waste of private insurers and begin changing the [...]
Howard Dean News
PUBLIC OPTION: Dean On Why The Option’s Worth Fighting For
August 19th, 2009
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Republicans Vs. Medical Research
February 17th, 2009
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Howard Dean on the latest offense from the party he sent into the wilderness.
Howard Dean: Mission Accomplished
November 10th, 2008
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As Howard Dean prepares to step down as DNC Chairman, its worth remembering that when he started the right and much of the decaying party establishment insisted that his tenure would be counted in days or weeks, certainly not months. Democrats were in disarray, coming off a losing presidential election and consigned to the dustbin [...]
Mississippi’s 1st District
May 14th, 2008
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What does it and the other two Democratic gains mean? There is nowhere on the map that a Democrat can’t compete. Sure, the candidate has to be in tune with the local ethos – you won’t run a Los Angeles Democrat in San Angelo, TX or vice-versa – but you don’t do what Democrats did [...]
Silent Howard
April 2nd, 2008
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Concern trolls unite! The New York Times has the Rosetta Stone of concern troll articles for you today, describing a few nervous nellies who wish to make it known in the press that they want Governor Dean to do… something. Most notable is Clinton-supporter Donald Fowler, whose son Donnie Fowler lost the chairmanship race to [...]
Come On, Alaska
March 21st, 2008
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We could get a Democrat to replace the amazingly corrupt Don Young. Jake Metcalfe could become the latest demonstration of the crazy idea that a political party ought to compete in all 50 states.
Then Dean wanted to know how many organizers the state party now had on the ground, and Teeters told him there was [...]
