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seaglass

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Mon Jan-24-05 11:36 AM
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22. No, I'm not frustrated. At one time I found Dean inspiring, it

was at a speech at a Jefferson-Jackson dinner long before he began to run for President (though I'm sure that was a first step). Over time he lost that sheen. I no longer find him inspiring or original.

I "get" that Dean still inspires many. Can you accept that he doesn't do that for everyone?

I didn't ask you to either justify or explain your support, I was just wondering if most of the supporters attracted to Dean were planning to leave the Dem party before he ran.

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