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War Raises Dean's Stock in Iowa
The NYT's Adam Nagourney writes:
[Howard] Dean, the former Vermont governor who spent the winter methodically positioning himself as the antiwar candidate for president, has emerged at the start of the Iraq conflict as one of the few Democratic contenders who can show up in this state, with its sizable contingent of antiwar Democrats, and have no fear of being shouted down. As other candidates steer clear of Iowa, at least in the first weeks of war, he is making the most of his moment alone on the stage. [Emphasis added.]
Posted by Steve Perry at March 30, 2003 10:53 AM
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