30-11-2003 23:20									#1
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quote: Dec. 8 issue — As investigative reporters and “oppo” researchers flock to Vermont to dig into Howard Dean’s past, they have run into a roadblock. A large chunk of Dean’s records as governor are locked in a remote state warehouse—the result of an aggressive legal strategy designed in part to protect Dean from political attacks.

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http://www.msnbc.com/news/999347.asp#BODY

I am having a difficult time squaring Dean's attacks on Bush policy with Dean's actions. Perhaps Howard Dean should read a bit of Watergate history and learn that coverups cause more pain than full disclosure.

	30-11-2003 23:21									#2
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he's the manchurian candidate.

	30-11-2003 23:21									#3
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Well, I hope (but don't expect) the press to go after "full and open disclosure" on this like they do the Kobe Bryant case.

	30-11-2003 23:23									#4
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	01-12-2003 00:11									#7
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	01-12-2003 00:13									#8
	Re: What is Howard Dean hiding? Increase the size of your Attachments

quote: Originally posted by jimmytrick For the full story go here: http://www.msnbc.com/news/999347.asp#BODY I am having a difficult time squaring Dean's attacks on Bush policy with Dean's actions. Perhaps Howard Dean should read a bit of Watergate history and learn that coverups cause more pain than full disclosure.

Maybe there's a thank-you letter to the docs who got his ass out of the draft so he could spend most of a year skiing with a bad back?

	01-12-2003 00:31									#9
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quote: Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat Maybe there's a thank-you letter to the docs who got his ass out of the draft so he could spend most of a year skiing with a bad back?

Dodging the draft doesn't seem to be damaging to Democratic candidates. Hell they even apologize when they admit they've never done drugs. Why would he hide that?

	01-12-2003 00:35									#10
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Doesn't matter if Dean is really hiding anything or not -- Republicans see all Democrats as evil incarnate.

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And a lot of Dems live down to it, with their amateurish and stupid BS.

	01-12-2003 00:37									#12
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MTG -- replace the word Dems with Republicans and you got it right.

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quote: Originally posted by DinoDoc Dodging the draft doesn't seem to be damaging to Democratic candidates. Hell they even apologize when they admit they've never done drugs. Why would he hide that?

Not in the primaries, but in the general election, Dean's foreign policy and national security "expertise" will be raw meat for everyone to pounce on.

	01-12-2003 00:40									#14
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Doesn't seem to have hurt Bush in the last election.

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quote: Originally posted by MrFun MTG -- replace the word Dems with Republicans and you got it right.

Yeah, those innocent Dems...

Rostenkowski
Ted Kennedy
Bill "Is that a rocket in my pocket, or am I happy to see you?" Clinton
Daley senior and junior.
Robert Byrd
Gary Hart
Gray Davis
etc.

And that's without even giving it a second thought.

At least when the Republicans pull political bullshit or engage in blatant corruption or womanizing, they generally do it in a more subtle way, at a higher difficulty of proof, and with better spinability.

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"At least when the Republicans pull political bullshit or engage in blatant corruption or womanizing, they generally do it in a more subtle way, at a higher difficulty of proof, and with better spinability."

But they do it at a higher, more unforgiveable level.

	01-12-2003 01:51									#17
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quote: Dodging the draft doesn't seem to be damaging to Democratic candidates.

Or Republican ones, for that matter, given the current occupant of the White House.