Thoughts on Dean

[muchacho]

Though I was still undrcided about whe I wanted to support, Dr. Dean made it interestung and he had a lot of heart.

Whever is to blame for the spectacular rise and fall of his campaign it's left it's mark on our country. Poeple don't have to be cynical about politics.

[liberalnurse]

1. Dean is upfront and openly honest.......

that is unheard of in todays politics. Geeze.....look who supported the IWR.........and now are twisting and rationalizing their actions.....

He was attacked to be squashed deliberately and quickly. He had to be silenced so the old behavior could continue.


Think about it folks.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

2. Dean's message will continue

The Democratic Party can keep on cozying up to the corporations and be Republican Lite if they want to. They still have my vote because Bush is so bad. The same can be said of some of my Republican and Independent friends. But if the new administration turns into the same old same old, we'll be looking to the Doctor to show us the way to create a truly progressive, pragmatic new party beholden only to the people.

Dems, this is your last chance to get it right.

[libragirl73]

3. ....

Though I was never a supporter, I feel bad for
the way media helped sink his ship.
I am a Kucinich supporter, and therefore
I obviously know what size role
the media is playing in this election process.

I do, however, know that because Dean
and Kucinich's messages were very similar,
the Dean supporters should say
"F#@!-Off to Kerry and Edwards, and
join forces with us.
Kucinich will soon be seen as the
ONLY alternative from Kerry/Edwards--
--who both voted with Bush, as you all know.

We could really make some noise together,
and we could become a FORCE to be
reckoned with.
I know if it were Kucinich who dropped out,
I'd be trying to make new friends at the
Dean camp.

We're here for you, Deaniacs!

[newyawker99]

4. Hi libragirl73!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast: