Video of Curry's snarkiness on MSNBC with Dean today...plus videos from CNN yesterday.

[madfloridian]

He was pretty outspoken today with Curry, but she got a bit snippy once. I hear she was that way with Kucinich also, but I missed the interview. Why are the talking heads just fine with being annoying with our Democrats.

She got huffy with him when she asked if too many were on stage, he joked that she should ask the Republicans (he was smiling and was going to say they had 11)....she said "I am asking you." Then she rattled paper while he answered. She called him "Mr. Dean" very pointedly.

http://video.msn.com/v/us/v.htm?g=cd0c029c-5a1c-471c-a307-e638e951ea88&f=34&fg=email

Here are the videos from CNN yesterday. He really liked the You Tube question format. Said the people were being let back into the process. Blitzer asked him about the candidates being uncomfortable. He said that they had to answer the tough questions.

http://dnc.org/a/2007/07/governor_dean_m_1.php

The videos seem to be distorted...click the "Download here" button and they will open in WMP and be just fine.

BLITZER: But you know that a lot of Democrats say that they elected this Democratic majority in the House and the Senate, the primary mission was to get out of Iraq. It's now approaching almost a year the Democrats have been in the majority. The U.S. is still in Iraq. How worried are you as chairman of the party that your base, the Democratic base, is going to be angry at fellow democrats because the strategy in Iraq, the situation in Iraq continues full speed ahead?

DEAN: Well, first of all, where we do have control, which is in the House, we've been able to pass two bills to get us out of Iraq. We don't control the Senate yet. We have a small majority -- in fact now we don't have one because Senator Johnson is out and Senator Lieberman is voting with the Republicans on the Iraq question. So we start with 49 votes. It's our job first to try to get out of Iraq. And if we can't do that, we ought to make sure everyone understands it's the Republicans obstructing the will of the American people and the president's veto that is keeping us in Iraq. It's not the Democrats in the Senate, it's the Republicans in the senate and the president of the United States that is obstructing the will of the American people to get us out.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0707/23/sitroom.02.html

Also I saw this You Tube interview from the spin room afterwards with someone named David. About a minute and a half. Dean sounded very proud of our candidates, and so was I. We have a good bunch.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=7dshPOBnvl8

[madfloridian]

1. Here's the comment I was looking for....heading out of the spin room

Love it.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kerri-glover/the-real-impact-of-the-yo_b_57619.html

"Let's give the last word to Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean, who on his way out of the "spin room," said, "I thought it was great! It's fulfilling the promise of the Internet and is an end to the one-way TV. It's effectively handing the power to a new generation ... And it's going to be even more interesting when it's the Republicans' turn. I can't wait to see that one!"