Dean heading South this Sunday and also in March.

http://www.changeforkentucky.com/
Howard Dean Comes to Lexington
It's been a marvel of a poorly kept secret, but as many of you know, Howard Dean is coming to Lexington this Sunday, January 23.

Gov. Dean is coming to Lexington for two reasons:

1) to thank Change for Kentucky supporters across the state for the hard work we've done over the past 18 months- working for candidates, raising money, walking precincts and helping to re-energize the Democratic Party.

2) to spend some time listening to the grassroots Democrats in Kentucky; and talk to us about his vision for the future of the Democratic Party. Gov. Dean is running for the Chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee, and coming to Kentucky is a great indication of his commitment to making Democrats a "50-State" Party again.

UPDATE: we have reached our attendance limit for this event. We can no longer take reservations, and there are no plans to have open seating.

MS Democrats to welcome Dean.
http://www.wtok.com/home/headlines/1200612.html
Mississippi Democrats to Welcome Dean
Andrea Williams

In a little over a month, former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean will be in the Magnolia State. While here he will serve as guest speaker for a dinner in Jackson to honor Democratic elected officials in the state.

Dean has made public his desire to be the new chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Local party officials say it appears his wish could become true.

"A lot of people like him," says Lauderdale County Democratic Chair Melba Clark. "He has better name recognition and Howard Dean was a strong contender for the Democratic nomination until the media saw him a little out of character and made an effort, I think, to portray him as some kind of buffoon and it turned the people against him."

Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean will be in Omaha Jan. 29 for the Douglas County Democrats' annual Truman Dinner.

Political commentator and author Bill Press will be the featured speaker for the 6 p.m., $50-per-person event at the Holiday Inn, 72nd and Grover.

Dean, the former Vermont governor who is currently running for chairman of the Democratic National Committee, will receive a special recognition award from the county party. - Henry J. Cordes


URL: http://www.omaha.com/index.php?u_np=0&u_pg=1673&u_sid=1310759

Dems there. Glad the Nebraska Dems are giving Dean an award.

Dean and Buchanan at MI state March 3 and 4. Speaking at Awards ceremonies.
http://www.newsroom.msu.edu/plugins/newsroom/printversion.asp?id=2281
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Twenty-four individuals have been awarded the Michigan Political Leadership Program fellowship at Michigan State University, officials announced today.
“MPLP’s 2005 class includes some of Michigan’s most promising leaders,” said MPLP Co-director James G. Agee. “We are very pleased with the diverse group of men and women who will be participating this year.”

Two fund-raising events for the program are planned and expected to draw the largest multi-partisan crowds of any event in the state. Political commentators and former presidential candidates Patrick Buchanan and Howard Dean will be the featured speakers on March 3 and 4, as follows:

MPLP 10th Annual Fundraising Dinner, Thursday, March 3, from 5 to 8:30 p.m., at the Laurel Manor in Livonia
MPLP 3rd Annual West Michigan Breakfast, Friday, March 4, from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m., at the Frederik Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids

http://www.columbian.com/01282005/clark_co/237889.html
Dean to talk at WSU forum
Friday, January 28, 2005
By TOM VOGT, Columbian staff writer

"Howard Dean, 2004 presidential hopeful and now a front-runner to head the Democratic Party, will speak in Vancouver on Tuesday, April 12.
Dean's appearance at Skyview High School, 1300 N.W. 139th St., is tentatively scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Dean is bidding to become chairman of the Democratic National Committee. But, the outcome of the Feb. 12 committee meeting in Washington D.C., will not affect Dean's message here, said Carolyn Long, an associate professor at WSU Vancouver.

WSU Vancouver hopes to use Dean's appearance as part of a wider look at civic participation."

the two are not mutually exclusive. Dean knows this.

madfloridian...THANK YOU!!!

Jax

Not many have that knack. Thanks for the kind words.

People like Howard Dean and you are the difference madfloridian.

You move us.

Jax

..all over our Nation, North, South, East and West!

He's tireless! Think how depressing and B-O-R-I-N-G the DNC Chair race would be if Dean didn't want it!

Never heard of this group before....looks like a benefit, pretty expensive.
http://www.foolproof.org/2005/season/now-what.html

Foolproof Presents
NOW WHAT?
On the Future of America
With Governor Howard Dean, Congressman Jim McDermott, Sherman Alexie and more.
To Benefit American Voices
Sunday, March 6, 2005, 7:30pm
The Paramount Theatre

Tickets:
$75.00 -- Orchestra, Loge (1st three rows in balcony)
$45.00 -- 1st & 2nd Mezzanine
$25.00 -- 3rd Mezzanine
This is a private event, tickets only sold thru Foolproof. Call 206.325.3554 or Order Online here!

A Private Performance to benefit American Voices.
Join us for an evening of humor and inspiration as ten of the most interesting people we know share their thoughts on our nation's future. With Governor Howard Dean, Congressman Jim McDermott, Sherman Alexie and other speakers to be announced.