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Not Sounding Too Great
Kerry reverts to zombie form. Bill Clinton's gofer. Dean decides.
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Beyond his new organization, Dean is expected to continue talking to both Sen. John Kerry and Sen. John Edwards. Edwards is already using some former Dean staffers in states like Georgia and New York. In a number of Democratic circles, it was expected that Dean might actually endorse Edwards sooner rather than later.
p>Another school of thought says that Dean may yet endorse Edwards before Super Tuesday, depending on the latter's showing in last night's debate, and how poll numbers shake out today and on Sunday. "If it looks like Edwards has a real shot at winning a few Super Tuesday votes, Dean may jump onboard," says an Edwards adviser. "We want his endorsement, but we sense he's being cautious. He doesn't want to repeat the mistake Al Gore made. And who can blame him for that?" br> /p>
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