Reply #27: Would be a terrible mistake to put Dean in the seat. [View All]

[Nicholas_J]

THe Europeans are already saying it would be an error.

THe Clinton's want Ickes. Donna Brazile is not in the trop for consideration. The petitions to choose Dean is coming up enourmously short of the signatures they are have expected to get.

There is buzz that Vilsack is with drawing because the party is talking about asking Bill Clinton to take over.

Dean has an enourmous problem. In many places like Iowa, many of those who did not support him, actually started hating Dean, due to the annoying behavior (annoying is the press term for it, abusive is the way many Iowan put it).

Dean is a divisive figure. His supporters blindly support him, and many of those who were thinking about him as a possibility gre to really dislike him due to his campaign.

The grunt workers in the DNC and the DLC dispised him for his disloyalty to the party with his continual attacks on everyone else in it.

If Dean put in charge, he will more tan likely find himself completly isolated, and with little or no help from the actual peoplecwho do the party work

Dean has no support from the majority of DNC members, and there is an active campaign to block Dean from getting the position.

Even a million signature is nothing compared to the 55 million voter who voted this year.