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I sincerely hope Dean wins the nomination for the Democrats.
Talk about a landslide for GWB!

From the Interview:

DEAN: Well, I think it's very clear that there are some things in there that are really not fair to reveal -- privacy concerns, people writing letters in to me that are private. I mean, everybody admits that if somebody writes a letter to me saying, you know, "Dear Governor, my wife has AIDS" or something like that, that should not be revealed.

WALLACE: But, Governor, the Boston Herald -- if I may, the Boston Herald this week looked at what is already open, and they found a lot of letters exactly like that that are already open, personal letters about medical conditions.

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I laughed to kill myself at Coward Deans expression when Wallace hit him with that response. I bet he won't use that excuse again in another interview. He probably went ballistic on his advisors afterwards for letting not telling him that the truth was out on that one. The same as with the girl who he thought at the time he was advising her to have an abortion, had been impregnated by her father. He told that story to an audience without bothering to tell the audience that it was later found out that her father wasn't the father of the girls baby (If that makes any sense).

I think, like Rush says, he's going to go mental on the air one day when he's caught in one of these whoppers.

DEAN: ... which doesn't -- no, I don't believe that. I can't imagine the president of the United States doing that. But we don't know, and it'd be a nice thing to know.

Liar.