I find Howard Dean fits this scenario reversed. He hasn’t had an idea in his head since his campaign. His rise as the “Dean of the DNC” has not improved his rhetoric and it appears he still has no ideas that are of any value. We don’t hear anything from his vitriolic, antagonistic speeches except hate.
Howard Dean, a.k.a. Dr. Dean, I assume in a past life should have taken the Hippocratic Oath.
p>I didn’t think anyone could be more obnoxious than Terry McAuliffe but Howard Dean definitely has made the grade. I think Dean must have mistaken his oath and instead took the “Hypocrite Oath.” Definitions in the dictionary fit his persona perfectly: “a person who puts on a false appearance of virtue or religion, one who affects virtues, qualities, or attitudes he does not have, a phony, lip server, faker, fraud.” br> —
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