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Dean Alleges Dirty Attacks in Iowa
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| Contributor | Eddie |
| Last Edited | Eddie Jan 24, 2004 02:38pm |
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| News Date | Saturday, January 24, 2004 06:00:00 AM UTC0:0 |
| Description | Howard Dean said Saturday he was surprised by the "under the table" campaigning he faced during the Iowa caucus and said the state needs to prevent such negative attacks if it wants to keep the nation's leadoff presidential vote.
Dean said his rivals "had their folks really beating up on the people who went in, trying to get them to change their minds in caucus."
"I think Iowa is going to have to change the way it conducts its caucuses if it wants to continue to be first," he told reporters in an interview on his campaign bus in New Hampshire.
After Dean's remarks, his spokesman, Doug Thornell, clarified that Dean would protect Iowa's right to have the nation's first caucus.
"Governor Dean loves Iowa and when elected president, he will ensure that Iowa retains its status as first in the nation," Thornell said. |
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