Reply #109: I disagree - they will be "all over" Clark about the lack of governing

[Woodstock]

It wouldn't be wise to make an argument without taking into account the appeal of Dean for the voters. There's a reason people picked him - and contrary to the belief of some here, he's gotten a pretty rocky deal from the media, so he did it largely on his own (with his army of supporters getting the word out, of course.)

Will some people be swayed by the media? Sure. But I suspect they are likely the same ones who will support Lieberman, knowing zilch about him, just because they were told he's the best/they know his name. The base, however, is going to take a bit deeper look than that - even if just to hear each candidate for one minute or read one quote from both. I think Dean has enough going for him under those conditions to hold his ground.

All of them will lose a little ground to Clark - I don't see one hurting more than any other.