25. If Dean supporters got out and voted in the NE, that's great. But
apparently this "Dean effect" is limited in area, contrary to what prior claims here would lead one to expect.
I may be wrong but I think Edwards said Southerners are tired of outsiders telling them what to do, not that Dean wasn't welcome to campaign in the South. Dean has insulted blacks and Southerners and refuses to apologize. Sometimes it's a sign of strength to say you're sorry. With half the country being Bush*- worshippers, Democrats can't afford to alienate any potential voters.
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