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As much as people don't want to admit it...Dean has a good chance of winning the Democrat Party's nomination and has a good chance of winning the election. He does not carry with it the anti-second amendment baggage that put several states into Bush's column that helped him win the 2000 election. Without that issue, states such as Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, and West Virginia may not have been in the Republican column. He also governed Vermont which has some influence in New Hampshire...another state narrowly won by Bush. I encourage people to not discount his potential...He has a lot more of a possibility to win the nomination than Sharpton or Moseley-Braun...and not as much as the baggage. Many people are really charged up about him, his politics, and his grass-roots synergy. Clinton came from no-where to win the nomination and presidency in 1992 when Bush Sr. was in office and riding a popularity wave after the first Gulf War.
I encourage other conservative thinkers to keep the eye on the ball (victory in 2004)...stay focused and don't get too caught up that Bush is invunerable. He is not and can easily lose in 2004.