Dean as DNC chair retrospective
Kos looks at the Dean DNC chairmenship on the one year anniversary of the DNC chairmanship battle:
This was the first tangible “victory” for the netroots in its struggle for supremacy of the Democratic Party. But I don’t bring this up to gloat. Rather, I bring it up to point out how little of the Dean Doomsday Scenario actually played out.
More specifically, the notion that Dean would be a boon to Republican propaganda efforts has completely falled flat. Remember those? Dem insiders were quaking in their shoes, Republicans were salivating at the chance to remind America how far-left and craaazzzyy those Democrats were with Dean at the top.
Yet you don’t hear Republicans trying to make hay of Chairman Dean anymore. Why would they? Middle America proved, yet again, that they could give a rat’s ass about who runs the political parties, whether it’s Dean or the GOP’s closeted homosexual robot. And while those early attacks on Dean fell flat with the general American public, Dean supporters responded with cash. Every attack on Dean suddenly became an impromptu DNC fundraisier worth tens of thousands in the bank.









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