Page 1 Editorial: Howard Dean: One loose cannon

Manchester Union Leader ^ | December 30, 2003 | Joseph P. McQuaid - Publisher

[cynicom]

Mad Dog Dean will be consigned to the dustbin of history like those of similar ilk before him, Stevenson, McGovern, Dukakis, Mondale and Gore.

[TontoKowalski]

At this rate, I am anticipating Dean trying to start a fistfight with the president at their first debate.

Oh, how I'd love to see that. Howie may start it, but I think we all know who'd finish it!

[mewzilla]

Why pick on Howie? It's not like the rest of'em are any better. Howie's just louder about it.

[snooker]

I just hope he can keep it somewhat together until after he gets the nomination.

that would be a good thing

[Fester Chugabrew]

[OKSooner]

Yes, exactly, but "I know people" who have registered Democrat just so they can help him get the nomination.

[driftless]

Let me just say that Dean is SPECTACULARLY!!! unqualified to be prez. It certainly says volumes about the Donkey Party nowadays that their frontrunner is so willing to hand the entire country over to the people that would most like to do us harm. For the sake of the country I hope the Dems reject this angry clown and nominate someone responsible. Lieberman is the only one I see as up to the task if elected of not sinking the country with stupid pacifist and pro-tax policies.

[CGVet58]

howie reminds me of that Stephen King character in The Dead Zone who runs for President and whom the central character recognizes through his ESP revelations for the monster that he is...

Like Martin Sheen did in the movie on the book, I'm waiting for Howie to grab a toddler and use him as a shield against a threat - and it'll happen on National TV, too.

CGVet58