DEAN EXPRESSES DISAPPOINTMENT IN LIEBERMAN ATTACK

By Anonymous -
From Dean for America...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 9, 2003

DEAN EXPRESSES DISAPPOINTMENT IN LIEBERMAN ATTACK;
REAFFIRMS SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL AND FOR PEACE

Tonight, Governor Dean reiterated his consistent support for the unique and special relationship that the United States enjoys with Israel. Israel is and will remain one of the closest allies of the United States and is a model for democracy in a troubled region.

The Democratic Party has been united in its support for Israel for 54 years since the time of Harry Truman, and the Governor is disappointed that Senator Lieberman would try to create division within our party where there is none.

Democrats need to be united in their focus on the failures of the Bush administration in foreign affairs generally and the Middle East in particular.

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