[cake_crumb]

The left will spin it like this: Bush quitting is bad, Dean quitting is 'good' somehow. After all, Dean says he never got a DUI, so he must be a better person, right?

They will of course have no problem making the verbal transition from how President Bush is an "alchy" to how courageous Dean is for beating the habit.

[Feiny]

He didn't say he never drove drunk....just didn't get caught. I cringe when I think of all the times I drove drunk in my youth. Thankfully, I always got home safe. I take cabs now if I plan on having a few...luckily, I live walking distance from most of my favorite places.

[hunter112]

Good analysis, but the effort to compare Dean to Bush in this piece is designed to show he is "electable". This Dean guy is starting to scare me, if the liberal news media picks him as their poster boy, like they did Billary (problems and all), they will propel him towards a first ballot nomination. We'll be missing the fight we've all waited so patiently for.

Other than signing the gay unions law (which the Vermont Supreme Court practically forced the legislative process to craft), what particular things do we have to bring up against Dean, other than the usual liberal whacko stuff that all nine have? Anything particularly odious on Howie?