Dean, famous for his large number of small contributers, has faded. Kerry, whose supporters include a "Who's Who" List of Boston big law and D.C. lobbyists, is taking off. Guess the big boys got nervous.
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Unless of course the Democrat voters out there realized that there was very little chance of Dean beating Bush in November...
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Yep, campaigns are for winning and Dean peaked too soon and undid himself.
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Actually, you can pretty much blame Gephardt and Dean's lack of oiliness for his downfall; in Iowa, Gephardt kept up a constant stream of attack against Dean in every matter imaginable, and Dean got prickly over it. That, and the constant overplay of the "Dean Scream", which *was* disturbing, but only mildly, undid the man.

Kerry got picked as the default candidate. And he's not bad; not spectacular, not impressive, but not W. And for most Democrats at the moment, that's the most important thing.

I really don't think it had much to do with the Beacon Hill trust-fund babies at all.
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Actually I think you can blame Dean's ineptness at rational thought as undoing him....

Go Kerry

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