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Howard Dean

            
             from Yale University and his medical degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and shared a medical practice with his wife, Dr. Judith Steinberg Dean. He sat on the senate in Vermont from1982 to 1986, was elected lieutenant governor in 1986, and became governor in 1991 with the death of then-Governor Richard Snelling. Howard Dean's presidential goals encompass equal emphasis on creating jobs, balancing budgets, and expanding government's social activism. After 4 years of a more conservative approach to politics under the Bush administration, Dean's new ideas are refreshing and inspiring. In order for Mr. Dean to accomplish his goals as president, he must first succeed in the Democratic primary votes,.
             A candidate's commitment to working at goals is an important factor. Howard Dean has substantial evidence that he follows through with his goals. For instance, Dean's passion for children resulted in Vermont having the highest rate of health-insured youths; over 99% of Vermont's kids are covered.
             Another key feature of a candidate is ability to compromise. Dean takes a moderate stance on many issues, especially financial issues. Whereas many Democratic candidates have big plans for spending lots of money, Deans more conservative approach to spending allowed Vermont to replenish its $70 million debt. .
             A comprehensive understanding of domestic problems such as economy, healthcare and environmental issues is critical. Not only has Howard Dean cleaned up Vermont's leaking landfills and preserved its beautiful natural landscapes, more than 41,000 new jobs have been created, the state's minimum wage has climbed twice, incentive programs have expanded to help downtowns attract new businesses, and tax incentives were created to attract and keep new companies.
             Personal integrity is the glue that binds together all of the professional ideas and proposals of a candidate. A person who is honest and determined allows the voting public to place their trust with them.


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1. Howard Dean

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2. Howard Dean III

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3. Biographical Notes on William Howard Taft

... in 1921, becoming the only person to have served both as a chief justice and president. Taft died in Washington, D.C., on March 8th, 1930. I. William Howard Taft was born in Cincinnati on September 15, 1857. (World Book pg. 154). He was the second son of Alphonso and Louisa Taft (World Book pg ... very successful children (World Book Pg. 156). Charles became a lawyer and served as mayor of Cincinnati (World Book Pg. 156). Helen was a history teacher and a dean at Bryn Mawr College (World Book Pg. 156). Robert Alphonso became a U.S. Senator (World Book Pg. 156). IV. Less than a year after ...

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4. 2004 Democratic Presidential Candidates

... The press is having a field day with the current crop of contestants; the Democratic race has never been so easy to cover by journalists. Howard Dean is the favorite to win the race, but in a contest with this many participants, its always unpredictable. Today's frontrunner could very easily be ... so. The choice of 2004 Democratic presidential candidates is deep, and it's anyone's race. The first candidate discussed will be Howard Dean, the current frontrunner in the race. Dean is a physician from Vermont who received his B.A. from Yale University in 1971 and his medical degree from Albe...

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5. The Changing Face of Politics: Internet Socialization

... great interest to see just what lengths politicians will go to, in order to utilize the Internet. At present the "Dean for America" Campaign has wasted no time in getting their web space up and running. Between July 25 and July 27 Howard Dean raised $500,000 dollars in online contributions. That very same weekend, Vice President Dick Cheney held a fundraiser in Washington ... D.C., and raised only 50% of that, a merger $250,000. Dean's use of the Internet for political gain is being termed as "Inventive". One site that is ... coffee shops, and diners all across America. This word of mo...

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6. Thurgood Marshall

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7. Pol Interest Groups

... surround its politics. Many questions still exist and more time is needed for further discussion, but the direct premise has been answered. 1. McSweeney, Dean., American Political Parties: the formation, decline and reform of the American party system., Dean McSweeney and John Zvesper, 1991. Pg. 79 2. Sorauf, Frank J., Party Politics in America, Little, Brown and Company, 1984. Pg. ... Press, 1992 p.108. 12. Wright, Vincent., The government and Politics of France., Holmes and Meiers Publishers Inc., 1989. Pg. 179. 13. Hall, Peter A, Hayward, Jack and Machin, Howard, Developments in Fren...

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8. Yes

... political scene? Who and why? I think that Thomas Jefferson's signs behind him when where a lot like something I would see Howard Dean have. One sign said Adams=Loser and it just sounded like something Howard Dean would say, Thomas Jefferson didn't really remind me of Howard Dean though, his signs just sounded and looked a lot like the way the presidential candidate acts, liberal and extremely angry, for ... ...

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