According to Susan, Dean had the best organization. His organization didn’t abandon him, but his voters did.
Will this be a trend.
When Dean changes his image to the moderate governor from Vermont, will the Deaniacs he brought into the voting population abandon him.
Will the Deaniacs feel betrayed. I think a sizable number will. But, I think he has enough money to regroup. I don’t, however, think he really gets it.
At 7:05pm ET today, live from Atlanta, I’ll be moderating a panel of undecided Republican voters.
You can watch it live right here.
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