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I love me some Howard Dean
(Bloomberg) -- Democratic Party chairman Howard Dean said Saturday that George Bush, his chief adviser, Karl Rove, and Republicans in Congress offer Americans "deficits, divisiveness and deceit,'' and predicted Democrats will retake the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in November.
"Six months from today, Americans will be asked one simple question: Do you want more of the same Bush and Republican policies or do you want change?'' Dean said at the spring meeting of the Democratic National Committee in New Orleans.
Dean said that Democrats will fight for a six-point plan that includes raising the minimum wage, tax fairness' for the middle class, a complete ban on gifts and travel from lobbyists, the inspection of all cargo coming into U.S. ports, fixing the Medicare drug plan, and transition in Iraq. "Iraqis need to take responsibility for their own future,'' Dean said.
"I'm tired of being lectured to by Republicans who have brought a culture of corruption, cronyism and incompetence to Washington that has put party ahead of country and undermines our values.''
Hell yes!
"Six months from today, Americans will be asked one simple question: Do you want more of the same Bush and Republican policies or do you want change?'' Dean said at the spring meeting of the Democratic National Committee in New Orleans.
Dean said that Democrats will fight for a six-point plan that includes raising the minimum wage, tax fairness' for the middle class, a complete ban on gifts and travel from lobbyists, the inspection of all cargo coming into U.S. ports, fixing the Medicare drug plan, and transition in Iraq. "Iraqis need to take responsibility for their own future,'' Dean said.
"I'm tired of being lectured to by Republicans who have brought a culture of corruption, cronyism and incompetence to Washington that has put party ahead of country and undermines our values.''
Hell yes!
posted by jason # 9:12 PM 
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