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Politics : HOWARD DEAN -THE NEXT PRESIDENT?

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To: Eashoa' M'sheekha who started this subject	9/7/2003 2:52:34 AM
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the spin from slate.com .. Wrong Turn at Albuquerque Howard Dean stumbles at the Democratic debate. slate.msn.com . . . Lieberman brings up Dean's opposition to trading with countries that do not have the same labor and environmental standards as the United States, and he calls it "stunning": "He said he would not have bilateral trade agreements with any country that did not have American standards. That would mean we would not have trade agreements with Mexico, with most of the rest of the world. That would cost us millions of jobs." Then, after peppering Dean with jabs, Lieberman rears back to throw the knockout punch: If Dean were elected president and carried out his promised trade policies, "The Bush recession would be followed by the Dean depression." . . . Dean makes another shocking flip-flop in the debate. After repeatedly saying on previous occasions that the United States can't abandon its obligations in Iraq, he now implies that he wants to withdraw American troops from the region: "We need more troops. They're going to be foreign troops, not more American troops, as they should have been in the first place. Ours need to come home." yawn filter .. siliconinvestor.com

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