December 04, 2003

MEAN DEAN: Howard Dean's appearance

MEAN DEAN: Howard Dean's appearance on "Hardball" the other night has already been torn to shreds in various corners of the Blogosphere, whether it was his reference to Russia as "The Soviet Union," his pledge to break up Fox News, or his bright idea to send Bill Clinton to negotiate in the Middle East. But of all that, I think this is my favorite part:

MATTHEWS: As we used to say in the Catholic church, is there a modicum of social value to George W. Bush? Is there anything good about this president you could say for the history books that you believe in?
DEAN: I am sure there is, but I’m not in that mode to think that way just at this particular time.

Ouch. I've never heard anyone give that answer before. But then again, Dean's target audience is people who think that Bush is worse than Hitler- saying anything nice at all would alienate him from his base.
I still haven't the slightest idea who I'll vote for next year- but then, with 2004 shaping up to be the Year of the Trial (Martha Stewart, Kobe, Jacko, Scott Peterson, Robert Blake, Phil Spector, etc.) it's not like anyone will be paying attention to the election anyway.

Posted by Stephen Silver at December 4, 2003 05:24 AM
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