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    I think the party has come together, and we did it by having the most unifying person in politics for a long, long time as president, and secondly, by allowing individual state parties to make their own decisions about the message and using their resources.” Dean said that the Democratic Party was now a big-tent party. "We didn’t have just one message" Dean said, speaking of those Democrats who ran for Congress and other positions. Full Article at Philly.com
    We didn’t have just one message
    Howard Dean – Howard Dean SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
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Dean: Dems 'big tent' party now
  1. And we are going to defend North Carolina and Virginia next time ... which is better than throwing rocks uphill, which is what we had to do this time.
    Howard Dean – Howard Dean SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  2. We want to put the old politics of division aside ... and focus on the new politics of unity.
    Howard Dean – Howard Dean SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  3. I don’t take great pleasure in their distress ... We’ve won, and now have the worst economic crisis in 70 to 80 years to deal with. I think the party has come together, and we did it by having the most unifying person in politics for a long, long time as president, and secondly, by allowing individual s...
    SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  4. This is all business ... Rahm had his job to do to elect as many people as possible immediately, and my job was to take a long view for the Democratic Party. It was never personal, colorful as we both may be. And Rahm has more than landed on his feet. He has got a great job now.
    Howard Dean – Howard Dean SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  5. This will not be a big problem ... We have every confidence it will not be a big problem at all.
    Howard Dean – Howard Dean SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  6. I think this new generation is the generation that really wants to solve problems rather than exploit differences, which has been Republican modus operandi
    Howard Dean – Howard Dean SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  7. We began a dialogue with evangelical Christians, especially those under 35, and I think it paid off ... We noticed from all data we were collecting that they were worried about the things Democrats are worried about: poverty, climate change, Darfur. And now they don’t have to feel that just because a Re...
    Howard Dean – Howard Dean SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  8. We’ll get to work transforming this country. But first, we need to take care of the DNC
    SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago
  9. Your friends in Washington are the ones who stab you in the front
    SOURCE: Philly.com 12 months ago

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