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To: finnman69
He also wants us to stop talking about God, guns, gays, and abortion -- he's against free speech.
2 posted on 12/15/2003 11:09:38 AM PST by My2Cents ("Well....there you go again...")
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To: My2Cents
If Dean were smart and not a megalomaniac (to negative conditions, right off the bat), he would have come out today and said that he was wrong about Iraq all along, that the capture of Saddam proves the wisdom of the Bush policy of intervention, and that he is a big enough man to admit it when facts prove him incorrect.

He can then leap-frog all of the other Democratic contenders right into the center, and start duking it out with Bush on the details of the occupation. He could placate his anti-war supporters by continuing to carp on the US war effort. Any subsequent Dem who tried to move even an iota to the center would be accused, and rightly so, of me-tooing Howard Dean yet again.

Sure, it would cost Dean a little bit of his hard-core anti-war support. But most of these people would realize it is a facade (especially with a few winks from Dean in their direction), and would stick with the man most capable of beating the hated George W. Bush. The rest of the Dem field would be stupified, and the media would gush over Deans masterful handling of a difficult situation.

Think of it as Sista Soulja writ large.

If Howard Dean was smart and not a megalomaniac, this is what he would have done today...

7 posted on 12/15/2003 11:16:52 AM PST by gridlock (Friends don't let friends subscribe to AOL)
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