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Unity Diners
Who hugged whom? Who stiffed whom? Plus: Playing Dean for a fool.
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was saying that his ex-golden boy, former Vermont Gov. Howie Dean , was insane. Now McEntee is getting back in bed with his nutty pal. /p>According to former Dean campaign sources, McEntee has committed funds in the "seven figure range" to Dean's new grassroots program. The money from AFSCME will be used to strengthen the commitment of Dean's young voting block to the Democrats and not to independents or third-party candidates in 2004.
p>"It's all about [ Ralph ] Nader ," says a former Dean staffer, who is mulling an offer to rejoin Dean's operation. "There is real concern about young-voter flight to Nader or elsewhere now that Dean is gone. McEntee's money would try to shore up that support." br> /p>
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