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Unsettling Old Scores
Jean comes clean for Kerry. Democrat archeologists against Bush. Call your convention broker.
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leading into next week's primaries -- in some cases, Dean is running third or fourth behind John Edwards and Wesley Clark -- his campaign is looking at what he would have to do to grab enough delegate support to play a role in a brokered Democratic convention. /p>"If we can't be the clear-cut winner, we want at least a hand in who that winner will be," says a Dean adviser in Washington. "We're not just going to let guys like Kerry or Edwards have it easy after [Super Tuesday] March 2."
p>Given the lack of a clear-cut frontrunner, talk of a brokered convention has begun in Washington. Should Edwards and Clark win primaries next week, that talk will only intensify. br> /p>
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