Sunday, June 08, 2003
Sunday Brings Good News
The first, we're within three points of Kerry in New Hampshire. It's 25-22, a statistical tie, with Lieberman running third at 10 percent. At this rate, Kerry and Dean will be the only two contenders landing delegates in New Hampshire. Zogby's report on the poll is available here.
The second, Washington state chair is heaping praise upon Dean in today's Olympian:
[Democratic State Chair Paul] Berendt hasn't endorsed anyone but says: "My heart is with Dean. My leanings are toward Dean. I think Dean is talking about some issues that need to be back on the agenda of the Democratic Party. He may not win the nomination, but he will have a powerful influence on the debate.
"I personally think that the candidate who will beat Bush will be one who challenges his policies and ideas."
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