...Dean himself admits that the media pidgeon-holed him as the anti-war candidate when he wanted to be the health-care candidate. He says he's not even anti-war. He was pro-Afghanistan War, and pro-87 billion, and pro-Israel in the IP conflict, and pro-war generally. He was only against Iraq. He became the candidate the media wanted him to become during the primaries. I'm not sure he would have had any more control during a general elecion in which he were the nominee.
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