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Politics : WHO IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT IN 2004

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To: Mephisto who wrote (7575)	12/17/2003 9:03:03 AM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (3) of 10965

SPITZER NOW SET TO GET ON DEAN'S LIST nypost.com SPITZER NOW SET TO GET ON DEAN'S LIST By FREDRIC U. DICKER December 15, 2003 -- WITH Howard Dean's presidential train poised to leave the station, Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is getting ready to jump on board. Spitzer, who vowed a few months ago never to back Dean because of the former Vermont governor's anti-war stand, and is known to prefer a more centrist candidate, now says he's changed his mind. Spitzer told The Post he is willing to back the front-running Democrat if he becomes his party's nominee, despite having declared in June, "The American people will not elect somebody who opposed a war they supported." "I would not support Dean, even though I like him enormously," Spitzer said at the time. Spitzer said in a statement released yesterday that he's now convinced Dean can win next year's election, insisting, "Whoever wins the Democratic nomination will be in a strong position to take on President Bush." A source close to Spitzer then quickly added, "That means that if Dean wins the Democratic nomination, the attorney general will support him." <snip>

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