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Governors (and generals) rule.
With early and sustained leads in the polls, in contributions, in the enthusiasm of crowds, and in the proficiency of his media appearances and campaign organization, former Vermont governor Howard Dean is the man to beat in the 2004 race for the Democratic Party's Presidential nomination. This has surprised political analysts in Washington and the national media. The Democratic candidates include prominent figures with long experience in national politics and policymaking, such as Senators Joe Lieberman and John Kerry and former House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt. How could they be bested by a former governor of a small, rural state with no experience in national ...
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