[prairiebreeze]

I haven't heard about the panic attacks and sleeping pills Truthy. Do you have any source or speculation as to how this information got out? (smelling Clinton here)

Wow. I mean, yes many people take things to sleep occasionally and many people have anxiety reactions. But to have that come out in a campaign isn't good. And is just one more reasons of a great many that Dean shouldn't be President.

Prairie

[TruthNtegrity]

Heard it on Rush and Sean this afternoon. Drudge has the links to the source on his website. It's well documented - comes from his own mouth!

How stupid is Dean? Please, don't answer that.

Apparently he thinks he can be President, suffering from panic attacks, and "taking stuff" to help him get to sleep.

[homemom]

Hi Prairie--how are you doing tonight?

[maica]

I haven't heard about the panic attacks and sleeping pills Truthy. Do you have any source or speculation as to how this information got out? (smelling Clinton here)

Does the release of detrimental information on the Thursday before election day ring any bells, jog any memory? Sounds like the Clinton M O to me, too.

[texasflower]

About Dean's sleeping pills, I hadn't heard about that either, but I have had to take sleeping pills for 12 years straight. I am completely unable to fall asleep on my own. My sleep specialist told me I will never have a choice about it.

Anyway, what I wanted to say about Dean is that he probably would function just fine during the day, but GOD HELP US IF HE EVER HAD TO BE AWAKENED FOR A DECISION. I would imagine that a president has that happen all the time.

If the medicine is Ambien, he would say anything and would NEVER remember the incident.

It is truly frightening that a physician would think it would be okay to be president while on these things. I know he won't win, but good grief this guy's judgement is scary.