Do you think Dean got involved?

[Renew Deal]

Hillary and Barack called off the fight at the same time. I don't think there's any coincidence. So does anyone think Dean got involved?

[rox63]

1. Maybe - If so, I'm glad he did

This crap is tearing our party apart.

[TheDebbieDee]

8. I'm not sure Dr. Dean got involved either......but I'm glad

Randi Rhodes calmly explained the detrimental effects of having the race/gender debate during the primaries instead of during the GE where it belongs.

I know that a lot of her listeners really (me included) needed to hear how the repukes were enjoying the way we were beating each other up and making fools of ourselves!

[tritsofme]

2. No.

Not something that I would have imagine happened.

[cali]

5. actually, it's not at all unlikely

he hinted at it the other day when he said he had a plan if things got too rancorous. He probably did get involved.

[DFLforever]

3. Yes, quite likely.

Shrewd observation on your part.

[Condem]

4. Common Sense

I would hope Hillary had the common sense to back off without an intervention.

[sniffa]

6. I'm gonna say no

I wish he did, because I know he has the gumption to do so, but I don't believe he did. I think Obama tried to defuse this because it benefits neither of them, and Hillary quickly followed suit.

[comradebillyboy]

11. oh my god, I agee with sniffa

miracles do happen

[sniffa]

12. Um, ok.

[NastyRiffraff]

7. I wouldn't be surprised

But I don't know. It makes sense, though, after what he said about the rancor.

Can you picture Dean? "I'm gonna lock you into a room and I won't let you out until one or both of you is a) dead; b) gives up."

[rox63]

9. I think he sent each of them to their corners for a time out

Big Daddy Dr. Dean. :rofl:

[DURHAM D]

10. No.

My guess - Bill called Vernon Jordan and perhaps members of the Black Caucus to try and figure out a way to save the Democratic Party from a major split.