I hope to hell they nominate this guy:
With a wary eye on Gen. Wesley K. Clark’s rise in national and New Hampshire polls, Howard Dean’s campaign has begun to limit his availability to the press, and the candidate himself is watching his words after several recent statements unleashed a storm of criticism from opponents.
Dr. Dean, who has spent two years campaigning as the candidate willing to say what he thinks, initially told reporters that he would be “happy” to discuss his tax policy. Then, as aides glared at him, he immediately said a senior adviser had “veto power” over what he would say.
“I’m not allowed to say I’m happy to do anything anymore,” he added.
Later in the day, the campaign released a statement saying Dr. Dean had long intended to propose “additional tax reforms.”
His new reticence came as a CNN/USA Today poll published Wednesday showed a slide in Dr. Dean’s support among Democrats nationally, with his lead over General Clark shrinking to four points
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