" Saddam was a brutal dictator who should be brought swiftly to justice for his crimes."
FOLLOWED BY...
"Let me be clear: My position on the war has not changed. The difficulties and tragedies we have faced in Iraq show that the administration launched the war in the wrong way, at the wrong time, with inadequate planning, insufficient help, and at unbelievable cost."
So, if he's anti-Saddam, and neither France, Nor Russia, Nor China were EVER going to agree...how would the situation ever be any different?
But then he makes it up by saying..
"As President, I will never hesitate to deploy our armed forces to defend our country and its allies, and to protect our national interests."
Howard Dean is fond of criticizing politicians who provide tax breaks to "large corporate interests," and one of his favorite campaign lines is a blast at the Bush administration for doling out tax cuts to top executives of Enron Corp.
But during Dean's 11 years as Vermont governor, he enacted tax breaks that attracted to the state a "Who's Who" of corporate America -- including Enron -- to set up insurance businesses. Indeed, Dean said in 2001 that he wanted Vermont to "overtake Bermuda" as the "world's largest" haven for a segment of the insurance industry known as "captives," which refers to firms that help insure their parent companies.
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