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Cable news coverage of the Dean Scream helped derail Howard Dean's White House hopes in 2004. Full Article at Louisville Courier-Journal
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There is a reason why President Barack Obama won Indiana in last year’s general election according to Dan Parker. That reason ... Howard Dean. Dean was the chairman of the Democrat National Committee and had a plan to get Obama into the White House. Full Article at NewsandTribune.com
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From left: Karl Rove, Howard Dean, Tom Daschle, William H. Frist and moderator Susan Dentzer speak at the 2009 BIO International Conference in Atlanta on Wednesday, May 20, 2009. View Photo »
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If you don’t like the post office, you get to choose UPS or FedEx. That’s choice. Why can’t we have that kind of choice?
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Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, left, laughs with Dan Parker, chairman of the Indiana Democratic Party, at The Windsor Restaurant and Garden on Thursday evening in New Albany. Staff photo by Kevin McGloshen LOOK!! Full Article at NewsandTribune.com
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Former Democratic National Chairman Howard Dean said Thursday that he was deeply disappointed in U.S. Rep. Ben Chandlers vote against health care reform legislation last week, adding that Chandler will have to answer to Kentucky Democrats for... Full Article at Louisville Courier-Journal
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Beau Willimon was there the night of the Dean Scream. </p><p>Think back to 2004. Front-running Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean had come in third behind John Kerry and John Edwards in the Iowa caucuses. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Dr. Howard Dean. View Photo »
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(Click here to see a full-sized version of the matrix.) 1. Howard Dean: The former DNC chairman, who opposed the war in Iraq, is an Afghanistan hawk for national security and humanitarian (women's rights) reasons. Full Article at The New Republic
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Democrats focus on the Tea Party movement because it represents a kind of wish fulfillment. Full Article at Eunomia
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