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February 15, 2004
Dean | Dean on Fox: I won't quit

Chris Wallace questioned Howard Dean on Fox News Sunday. Among the tidbits:
Dean said he did not get a lot of support from the Democratic Party machine.

He blamed the Washington media for bad coverage because he didn’t “bow down and kiss their ring.”

He vowed to fight on beyond Wisconsin, and said “no one has told me that” when asked about staffers who were going to leave the campaign Wednesday.

“Washington is sclerotic right now, both parties are wallowing in their special interests … Washington needs a good kick in the butt, and that’s what we’re going to give them.”

At one point, Wallace got into a bit of an exchange with Dean over who was to blame for the mistakes in Dean’s campaign.



Posted by Bryan M at February 15, 2004 10:16 AM | TrackBack
Comments

Typical Dean. There has NEVER
been any Sanity exhibited by
any of the Loony Left. Loony
Howie just foams at the mouth
more (and Louder).

Posted by: leaddog2 at February 15, 2004 02:22 PM

I would guess he won’t quit.

I bet he takes his flea circus and runs as an independent!

Posted by: Cranial at February 15, 2004 08:51 PM

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