Jan
07
The New Yorker: Fact
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On a sultry Tuesday night last August Howard Dean stood on a stage in Bryant Park in midtown Manhattan, and faced a crowd o ten thousand. He was nearing the end of hi twenty-minute stump speech, a enthusiastically received disparagement o George W. Bush’s handling of Iraq, th economy and the budget deficit, the battl against terrorism, the North Korean nuclea threat, global trade, health care, energy policy the environment, and education—with detour to take swipes at Rush Limbaugh and th religious right. Along the way, Dean offered by contrast, an accounting of his majo accomplishments during his eleven years a governor of Vermont
