Howard Dean

I've been appalled this week by the testimony of Richard Clarke which indicated that the president of the United States ignored information that said that Iraq was the wrong target and went to Iraq anyway costing us 560 lives of brave…

Actually, John Kerry said no such thing. That was a silly story concocted by inside the beltway folks who then continued to blow it out of proportion.

I have no problem endorsing John Kerry for president of the United States because I think the country will be better off both in terms of safety and in terms of our economy with the President Kerry rather than a President Bush.

The issue here is not the difference between John Kerry and I. We had those differences, we fought over them, John Kerry won this election fair and square. Now, the question is, who is going to be a better president, George W. Bush or John…

I'm endorsing John Kerry with the full belief that health insurance will, as he said, be the first bill in Congress when he becomes president.

Now, Senator Kerry is the front-runner. I mean him no insult but in 19 years in the Senate, Senator Kerry sponsored 11 bills that had anything to do with healthcare. Not one of them passed. If you want a president that's going to get…

I know who I trust. I trust John Kerry and that's who I'm voting for and that's who I'm working for.

Dean dropped out of the race today after his distant third-place showing in yesterday's Wisconsin primary. He urged his followers to shun third-party candidates and support the Democratic nominee.

I'm tired of being divided by religion. We want our country back, the country we had under John F. Kennedy.

Yes. Not getting out.

In the next half hour on 360, a shakeup in Howard Dean's run for the White House.

I absolutely don't feel betrayed by Steve Grossman. I consider him to be a friend. I consider him to have worked very, very hard for this campaign, including at times when we were not on the map. It is easy to work for a front-runner…

There's an enormous amount of people who do want to continue. Now, whether it's enough to win the nomination or not, we have to see.

The media would like to end this candidacy. They claim the contest is over. They say your voice doesn't matter, they say your vote doesn't count.

This is the kind of thing that's gone on in the Republican party before. I'm sorry to see Senator Kerry introduce those technics to the Democratic party.

He has just said he's not quitting the race, regardless of what happens here in Wisconsin.

We ought never as Democrats to be afraid of standing up for the right to organize and for ordinary men and women to have a decent middle class lifestyle.

Are we going to have health insurance for every single American? Are we going to have jobs in America again by having an environmental rights, human rights and labor rights in our trade treaties?

This election on Tuesday is about whether we're going to have as a nominee of our party somebody who has been in the Senate forever who has taken an awful lot of insider special interest money or whether we are going to stand up and do the…

Howard Dean is not competing in Tennessee or Virginia... he has just said he's not quitting the race, regardless of what happens here in Wisconsin.

I'd love to have your help. So I need your help on Tuesday. I need your help.

Howard Dean basically announced that if he doesn't win Wisconsin, he's out of the race.

This was the last stand in cheese land move on the part of Governor Dean.

We can do this differently in this country. It just requires the courage.

That's all yesterday. Today we're putting another foot forward.