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Howard Dean Quotes
«we're going to find a way to stay in one way or the other.»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«Sending delegates to the convention only continues to energize our party. Fight on in the caucuses; we are on the ballots,»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«Use your network to send progressive delegates to the convention in Boston. ... We are not going away, we are staying together, unified, all of us.»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«by standing up and telling the truth and not worrying about polls and focus groups.»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«I now know that I have a speech that's going to go down in the annals of American presidential campaigns,»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«I opposed the war in Iraq, and I'm against spending another $87 billion there,»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«His whole campaign is based on the notion that 'I can keep you safe, therefore, in times of difficulty in America, stick with me,' »
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«It's just impossible to know how much of this is real and how much of this is politics, and I suspect there's some of both.»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«To use a Texas expression, President Bush is all hat and no cattle when it comes to education.»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)
«[He also lumped Kerry in with another Democratic contender, Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina, charging that though they] may not raise their voices as loudly ... their rhetoric is every bit as hostile.»
Author: Howard Dean
(Politician)