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Meet The Nation: Howard Dean
Corn, David | March 31, 2003 issue

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The article focuses on the views of Howard Dean, a Democratic presidential candidate in the 2004 U.S. elections, on various political, economic and social issues in the country. The former governor of Vermont has established himself as the candidate who opposes the proposed U.S. war against Iraq. He consistently criticizes his own Democratic Party for having lost its edge and has urged health insurance for all and a rollback in tax cuts. Dean, however, has been criticized for his inconsistent antiwar position. He has issued contradictory remarks about the war, denouncing the war at one hand while reiterating the need for the U.S. to defend itself if Iraq failed to comply with the United Nations resolutions.

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DEAN, Howard; PRESIDENTIAL candidates; POLITICIANS -- United States; IRAQ War, 2003-; HEALTH insurance -- United States; TAX cuts; UNITED States -- Politics & government
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