CROSSFIRE doubts us

By Aziz P. -
Joe Rospars emails to inform us that Tucker Carlson issued the following challenge last night on CNN's Crossfire:

"The Dean campaign claims to have raised more than 100 grand today, $55,000 of that just in the hour between noon and 1:00, all of which raises the important question, who in his right mind would give money to Howard Dean at this point? Well, if you're one of those who did, we want to hear from you. Explain yourself to CROSSFIRE@CNN.com. I'm fascinated by that."


Write in! and leave a copy of the email you wrote in the comments.

Remember - the Dean Nation goal is $45,000 by Feb. 17th. Have you swung the bat? Let's give Tucker Carlson something to be "fascinated" by!

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