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DrFunkenstein Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Sep-14-03 09:30 PM
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106. That's Hilarious! Dean Constantly Disrespects The Other Candidates!
Less than an hour later, Dean was visiting his new campaign headquarters where he fielded more than a dozen questions at an impromptu news conference. As aides pulled him inside, Dean was asked whether he was surprised that rival John Kerry did not criticize him in Thursday's debate.

"Well, I'll see him at the next debate," Dean said before disappearing behind the door, a grimace on his face.

He has already had to apologize for at least two caustic comments leveled at foes. In March, he accused Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina of avoiding talking about his support of the Iraq war before an anti-war audience. In June, Dean described Sen. Bob Graham of Florida as "not one of the top-tier candidates," a remark he regretted.

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Why can't Kerry be more dignified, like Howard Dean?

How many times has he tried to distance himself from the other candidates that opposed the war by saying they are second-tier? And now suddenly he wants to embrace everyone and keep the debates at 9 to 10 people? Please.
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