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Good grief, every time this clown opens his mouth anymore...
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Posted on Tue, Nov. 04, 2003
Howard Dean campaigns in Tallahassee
Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean told a Tallahassee audience today that southerners have to quit basing their votes on "race, guns, God and gays."
Dean, making his first campaign foray into North Florida, spoke at a
rally in Jacksonville then addressed more than 500 people at a luncheon of the Capital Tiger Bay Club.
He said Sen. Bob Graham, who announced on Monday that he won't run for re-election, is on his "short list" for vice president - if he wins the Democratic nomination to face President Bush next November.
The former Vermont governor, who is a physician, also criticized Gov. Jeb Bush for rushing through a law that allowed Bush to override the courts and restore feeding to a Tampa woman, Terri Schiavo, who has been in a "persistent vegetative state" since 1990.
Dean said he hopes to reassemble a coalition of conservative
southern voters like President Franklin Roosevelt had in the "solid
South" 70 years ago. Although his opposition to the war in Iraq and his criticism of the Bush tax cuts do not score well in polls in the South, Dean said he hopes working families will support his call for improving education and health care.
Read more about Dean's visit in the Tallahassee Democrat on
Wednesday.
southerners have to quit basing their votes on "race, guns, God and gays."
www.Tallahassee.com
Posted on Tue, Nov. 04, 2003
Howard Dean campaigns in Tallahassee
Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean told a Tallahassee audience today that southerners have to quit basing their votes on "race, guns, God and gays."
Dean, making his first campaign foray into North Florida, spoke at a
rally in Jacksonville then addressed more than 500 people at a luncheon of the Capital Tiger Bay Club.
He said Sen. Bob Graham, who announced on Monday that he won't run for re-election, is on his "short list" for vice president - if he wins the Democratic nomination to face President Bush next November.
The former Vermont governor, who is a physician, also criticized Gov. Jeb Bush for rushing through a law that allowed Bush to override the courts and restore feeding to a Tampa woman, Terri Schiavo, who has been in a "persistent vegetative state" since 1990.
Dean said he hopes to reassemble a coalition of conservative
southern voters like President Franklin Roosevelt had in the "solid
South" 70 years ago. Although his opposition to the war in Iraq and his criticism of the Bush tax cuts do not score well in polls in the South, Dean said he hopes working families will support his call for improving education and health care.
Read more about Dean's visit in the Tallahassee Democrat on
Wednesday.
southerners have to quit basing their votes on "race, guns, God and gays."