Requiem for a dream: article on Dean's campaign ∴ 20:24 GMT 19 February 2004 ∴ ed costello: comments and links

Requiem for a dream: article on Dean's campaign

Requiem for a DreamInternet politics, release 1.0, still has some bugs in it. … The Internet didn't cause Dean's demise. Ultimately, the product wasn't saleable. Voters decided that other candidates spoke more directly to their concerns, or would be more electable in November.

Posted by: e.p.c. on February 19, 2004 08:24 PM | Permalink

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Requiem for a dream: article on Dean's campaign