The cool thing about Dean's blog is that Dean actually (allegedly) posts stuff himself sometimes. The stupid thing about Dean's blog is that they allow comments in the first place. When a weblog reaches a certain popularity, having comments just isn't realistic anymore. Dean's is definitely too popular for comments. Look at how many comments each of the posts get? It's ridiculous.

Also note the first post in the blog in question:

"I want you to get involved and contribute to his campaign. He doesn’t have the deep pockets of most of the other candidates, but I believe he will make the best president—and I don’t want money to decide who leads this country."

I used to post there to rile the looney-pot a bit, but now they have registration ... :-(

OK. So it looks like you win our bet.

But allow me to point out that I bet on Howard Dean getting the nomination and you bet on ... Joe Lieberman.

I'm just saying.

Well, I don't know that I said Joe would win so much as I said it was his to lose. He was riding high in the polls for a good long while.

But don't pay up yet. The voters haven't had their final say yet. Dean is increasingly a long shot, but if the primaries are volatile enough, he could conceivably be the nominee even if he never wins a single state. So we'll see what we see. ;-)

Smith is a spammer, can you redirect him to Dean's blog?

Val, Dean, anyone --

Can MT Blacklist stop people like Smith?

Saw a comment today from Ann Coulter (I know, booh, hiss) that was pretty funny. Referring to Dean's unstable mental state, she said his new campaign slogan was "I Want to be President.....And So Do I.

This is from Steve Verdon's site:

http://www.steveverdon.com

"For months and months we've been hearing about Dean's Web-based Monetary Donations programs. We were told that his WMD capability was extremely advanced, and was both an imminent threat to his neighboring Democrat candidates and a gathering threat to Republicans in the near future."

"After the battles in Iowa and New Hampshire, we discover that Dean's WMD programs isn't nearly as spectacular as we've been led to believe."

"It's enough to make one wonder whether Dean actually had any WMDs in the first place. Maybe it was part of a strategy to frighten his opponents into capitulating, or perhaps his subordinates misled Dr. Dean as to the extent of his WMD capability. Either way, it's a terrible failure of the media's intelligence gathering methods. We need a congressional investigation to get to the bottom of this."

Hilarious

Ara: "Smith" has been added to MT Blacklist, and is gone now. ;-)

Howard Dean is like a child that blames his playmate for his own mistakes. Yeah, hon' it's your campaign manager's fault that your campaign is in the toliet... And I'm snow white...Please...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!