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February 18, 2004
Dean | Dean Out: The Reports

Fox News: Dean Ends Campaign but Vows to Keep Fighting

CNN: Dean suspends presidential campaign

Washington Post: Dean Ends Campaign for Presidency (Former Vermont Governor to Continue Political Advocacy)

NYTimes.com: Dean Says His Run for the White House Is Over



Posted by Jeff M at February 18, 2004 01:39 PM | TrackBack
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At long last, after expending an unconscionable amount of money, Dean has come to the conclusion everyone else with sense came to about ten caucuses back — nobody is voting for him because no one likes him.

Oh well. At least this should put to rest the old saw about money buying the office. Too many people comparing notes, nowadays, for that to go on for long.

Posted by: Jrm at February 18, 2004 03:53 PM

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