SHARPTON AND DEAN….Could Al Sharpton be 2004’s Ralph Nader? Marc Levitt thinks he might be mad enough to try and sabotage a Howard Dean candidacy.
Just one more reason to dislike Sharpton, I suppose. However, my guess is that Dean will figure out a way to get back on Sharpton’s good side. He seems to be pretty good at that stuff when he puts his mind to it.
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