Dean's campaign ready to move South and his rebel yell.....

[kentuck]

will be imitated enthusiastically at his rallies. It will create excitement and a stir in his campaign that will be advantageous to Mr Dean. What at one time was considered a negative for him will be revived as a campaign positive. It will not be perceived as a racist yell but a participatory scream of support. This will befuddle the media experts - to see something they painted so negatively - to have he tables turned on them. Even the Good Doctor will be surprised at the turn of events. His passion and expression will be appreciated, once folks have the time to put it in perspective... :)

[SpaceCatMeetsMars]

1. All the Dean mixes on the internet are so funny

I hope he can turn it right around on those pathetic media whores. A Dean supporter is collecting them here:

http://www.deangoesnuts.com/

My husband and I did a mix, I am calling it The Trail Mix with The Blues Brothers Featuring Howard Dean (wishin' his gal was by his side):

http://www.intelligentdesign.com/du_posts/Gitalonglittledeanies.mp3

[intheozone]

4. Your Trail Mix is great!!

I love it. I hope you have sent it to the DeanforAmerica.

[janx]

5. Here's another site--I think one of the original ones:

http://annatopia.com/pics/dean/iowa/caucus/remixed/


I want to burn these and I don't know how!

But the greatest thing is that they are taking off on the Net, and they are so creative and fun to listen to.

This is hard to believe, but even some freakers in freakerville are listening to them and naming their favorites!

My favorite, so far, is "reloaded."

The media can't hold a candle to this, guys. This kind of creativity and enthusiasm are phenomenal.

Look:

Dean scream gaining cult-like status on Web


By Blake Morrison, USA TODAY

It's been dubbed the "I Have a Scream" speech, delivered on — of all days — the Martin Luther King holiday.

Howard Dean, off a disappointing showing in the Iowa caucuses, let loose with a primal scream Monday night that seems to have inspired a generation.

By Wednesday, the young voters that Dean had hoped to attract — or at least the techno-wizards among them — had set his words to music and created a handful of audio remixes that contained all or parts of Dean's 61-word screed. The more educational ones even featured Dean's dramatic reading of the names of 13 states. (Related audio: Dean clip No. 1 | Dean clip No. 2)

But the highlight of the mixes was the creative use of Dean's closing shriek.

<snip>

The late-night talkers also weighed in. "Did you see Dean's speech last night? Oh my God! Now I hear the cows in Iowa are afraid of getting mad Dean disease," Jay Leno said. "It's always a bad sign when at the end of your speech, your aide is shooting you with a tranquilizer gun."

And David Letterman: "Here's what happened: The people of Iowa realized they didn't want a president with the personality of a hockey dad."


http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselect...dean-usat_x.htm
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Oh, also--there are also *legends* starting to surface about the Scream. Take a look at this one:


http://archive.scripting.com/2004/01/23#theFamousDeanRant


YEEEAAAGHHH!
:party:

[SpaceCatMeetsMars]

8. Thanks to both of you! I took your advice

and sent it to both places. It would be so great to see the cult status thing take off and turn things around because the media needs to get the message that WE THE PEOPLE are supposed to choose the leaders, not them!

[Comadreja]

2. Hear hear

[cheezus]

3. YEARGGH!!!!

[janx]

6. kick

:kick:

[DinahMoeHum]

7. HELLLLLLLLLL--YEEEEAAAAHHHHH !!!!!!!!!

n/t

:kick::kick::kick:

[evil_orange_cat]

9. Dean's campaign is already moving "South"

as his support is fading... as a former Dean supporter, I can tell you that the rebel "yell" did put the nail in the coffin for me supporting Dean. The media would tear him apart. His message is sound, but politics isn't all about message and policies. It's about electability, perception, and charisma. Or else a dope like Bush would have never gotten enough votes to make FLorida matter in 2000.