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sisyphusshruggedAbout damn time somebody did.
Howard Dean today became the first Democratic presidential candidate to appear alongside Gov. Gray Davis as he fights off a recall initiative, urging Californians to turn back a campaign that Dr. Dean said was orchestrated by President Bush and the White House.
"This is not about Gray Davis," Dr. Dean said, as a tieless Mr. Davis smiled at his side. "This is about whether America is going to continue being a democracy or whether we are going to be dominated by the far right, to serve their own purpose and not the purposes of America."
Asked if he thought the White House was orchestrating the recall, Dr. Dean said: "Absolutely. I think Karl Rove and George Bush have their hands in this."
Dr. Dean linked the recall effort here to the Supreme Court decision that ratified Mr. Bush's election win in Florida in 2000 and to legislative attempts by Republicans to redistrict Democratic representatives out of seats in Colorado and Texas...
Howard Dean today became the first Democratic presidential candidate to appear alongside Gov. Gray Davis as he fights off a recall initiative, urging Californians to turn back a campaign that Dr. Dean said was orchestrated by President Bush and the White House.
"This is not about Gray Davis," Dr. Dean said, as a tieless Mr. Davis smiled at his side. "This is about whether America is going to continue being a democracy or whether we are going to be dominated by the far right, to serve their own purpose and not the purposes of America."
Asked if he thought the White House was orchestrating the recall, Dr. Dean said: "Absolutely. I think Karl Rove and George Bush have their hands in this."
Dr. Dean linked the recall effort here to the Supreme Court decision that ratified Mr. Bush's election win in Florida in 2000 and to legislative attempts by Republicans to redistrict Democratic representatives out of seats in Colorado and Texas...
