Dr. Howard Dean

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  Saying the "idea that we're going to win the war in Iraq is an idea which is just plain wrong," Democratic National Chairman Howard Dean predicted today that the Democratic Party will come together on a proposal to withdraw National Guard and Reserve troops immediately, and all US forces within two years.
  
  Dean made his comments in an interview on WOAI Radio in San Antonio.
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  Howard Dean proves yet again that liberalism really is a mental disorder...as if we needed further proof.

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  Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean, DNC Vice Chair Lottie Shackelford, and former mayor of Little Rock, and Michigan Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer, the President of the Association of State Democratic Chairs, issued the following statement on the passing of Arkansas Democratic Party Chair Bill Gwatney:

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  Published on: 8/23/2008    Last Visited: 8/23/2008  

  "No state was left behind in the primaries," Democratic Chairman Howard Dean told the rules panel, Dean said earlier this month that the party needed to review its primary and caucus rules and reduce the number of superdelegates.

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  Published August 17, 2009 09:16 am - Former Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean, a leading figure in the liberal wing of his party, said Monday he doubts there can be meaningful health care reform without a direct government role.
  
  Former Gov. Dean calls public option indispensable
  
  Associated Press
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean, a leading figure in the liberal wing of his party, said Monday he doubts there can be meaningful health care reform without a direct government role.
  
  Dean urged the Obama administration to stand by statements made early on in the debate in which it steadfastly insisted that such a public option was indispensable to genuine change, saying that Medicare and the Veterans Administration are "two very good programs that have been around for a long time."
  
  Dean appeared on morning news shows Monday amid increasing indications the Obama White House is retreating from the public option in the face of vocal opposition from Republicans and some vocal participants at a town-hall-style meetings around the country.
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  Dean, a physician, argued that a public option is fair and said there must be such a choice in any genuine shake up of the existing system.
  
  "You can't really do health reform without it," he said. Dean maintained that the health insurance industry has "put enormous pressure on patients and doctors" in recent years.
  
  He called a direct government role "the entirety of health care reform. It isn't the entirety of insurance reform ... We shouldn't spend $60 billion a year subsidizing the insurance industry."
  
  Dean also said he doesn't foresee any Republican support for a public option. "I don't think the Republicans are interested and in order to have a bipartisan bill, you've got to have both sides interested," he said.

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  /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean

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  "No state was left behind in the primaries," Democratic Chairman Howard Dean told the rules panel, Dean said earlier this month that the party needed to review its primary and caucus rules and reduce the number of superdelegates.
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  Statement of DNC Chairman Howard Dean on World AIDS Day Dec 01 2008

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  · Statement by DNC Chairman Howard Dean on the Passing of Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll

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  Howard Dean will campaign for Dina Titus for Congress and the Obama-Biden Campaign in Las Vegas, NV where Dean will attend a campaign meet and greet with Titus campaign volunteers.
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  Howard Dean will campaign for Dina Titus for Congress and the Obama-Biden Campaign in Las Vegas, NV where Dean will attend a campaign meet and greet with Titus campaign volunteers.
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  Dean and his "Register for Change" tour campaigned in dozens of states, registering thousands of voters and recruiting hundreds of volunteers.
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  DNC Chairman Howard Dean said the sum is unprecedented for a presidential campaign and represents a show of Democratic confidence that Latino voters could prove pivotal in states including New Mexico and Michigan. [...]
  
  Targets will include Florida; Western states such as Colorado, Nevada and New Mexico; and Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan, industrial battlegrounds with sizable Hispanic populations. The money will be spent on niche advertising and other outreach, along with mobilization efforts aimed at identifying, registering and turning out new Democratic voters.
  
  Over the weekend, the campaign held a training session in Las Vegas to teach local organizers how to canvass Hispanic communities. A similar forum will be held soon in Florida, Dean said, and sessions in other states are in the planning stages.
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  Although Republican rival John McCain represents Arizona, a state with a strong Hispanic presence, Dean cited a poll last week by the Pew Hispanic Center showing Obama's approval rating with registered Latino voters at 66 percent nationwide, compared with 23 percent for McCain.

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  Published on: 8/22/2008    Last Visited: 8/22/2008  

  Landrieu, along with other female state senators from around the nation (Mikulski - Md. and Dean of the Women Senators, Lincoln - Ark., Klobuchar - Minn., McCaskill - Missouri, Stabenow - Mich.), will be presenting their "Checklist for Change."
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  We are one country, and we stand together in good times and bad," said Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Governor Howard Dean.

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