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To: truth_seeker
I think that Dean's candidacy has existed to draw the Greenie Weenies' support all along. He's been drawing them already and when he drops out, the Rats hope that his endorsement will keep the yellow dogs on the plantation rather than nosing around some other third party.

A lot has been made about the Green Party drawing too many votes from the Democrats in Florida. If you look at the butterfly ballot, you will see several Socialist and Communist parties. I did the math and added up their votes. The communist/socialist vote (excluding Green socialists) cost the Rats Floriduh.

The Democrats don't care where the votes come from so long as they don't have "too many" siphoned off to other parties.

I believe that Dean is a prop candidate designed to speak hatred against President Bush and catch flak. Some have suggested that Edwards will be the real candidate. Could be Kerry. Doubt it will be Dean or Clark.

90 posted on 01/19/2004 11:54:16 AM PST by weegee
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To: weegee
"I believe that Dean is a prop candidate designed to speak hatred against President Bush and catch flak."

Really? A planned situation? He's sure a good actor. He had me convinced he was really angry, and answered to no established power (DLC, etc.).

You need to enlighten me about the "plan" cuz I miss that part.

FYI I think the only "plan" is for Clark to enter because the Clinton party forces favor a perceived centrist-national security type candidate, with a chance to win.

But even Bill-Hillary-Terry McAuliffe can't win the primaries for Clark.

But for my money Dean is no part of anybody's plan, but his own.
130 posted on 01/19/2004 1:02:26 PM PST by truth_seeker
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