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Politics : WHO IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT IN 2004

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To: calgal who wrote (6938)	12/3/2003 4:20:11 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) of 10965

Dean's problem is that none of the states are winner-take-alls. After New Hampshire where can he win? Maybe New Mexico and Arizona, but probably not by much. His opponents will amass twice the delegates he will no matter how well he does so unless Dean has the faith of the party centrists, expect those majority of delegates to end up behind someone else. If not Kerry, Gephardt or Clark, then behind Al Gore. If Dean has about 25% of the delegates come February and no one else has more than 15% expect doors to open for Big Al's return. He could unite the party and it would then be payback time. What a story. He would either pick Clark or DEan as his running mate, Dean just to mollify zealous Deanies who might feel a bit cheated. Then again, no votes have been cast yet so who knows?

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