The Howard Dean Diary
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(Now) had a conference with all the major players in our political
arena, Hillary was their. They all sucked up to her and Speaker Pelosi.
Hillary wasn't happy about sharing the spotlight. There were other
Senators and Congress women their, but at the top of the food chain
were Pelosi and Hillary.
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About the Book
I decided that writing a book about Howard Deen the Chairman of
the Democratic National Committee just might be interesting. So I read all I
could about the man. Then I got hold of some of his speeches and
checked in on the Democratic Party web sight for more information. By
now I had a good idea as to how the man would respond to people,
situations and ideas. This is called profiling at the CIA. The 2008
election was coming up and events were shaping up even in 2006. So I
decided to start in 2007 and take the events that were taking place and
add his mind set to them. I came up with 20 points that would have to
take place in order to make the Democratic Party sucessful in capturing
the 2008 presidential election. Then I watched every political event
and news show that took place on TV. I also monitored the major
newspapers and news magazines as to their take on the nations political
events. The reader can look them up themselves if thay want, there is
eniough information available in the book to do that. But the reader is always
looking through the eyes of Howard Deen. You will find he is as hard on Democrats as he is Republicans.
About the Author
After being honorably discharged as a petty officer imn the U.S.
Navy the author attended The American and The Chicago Academy of Art in
the hope of becoming a TV Art Director. He became an Art Director at a
small TV station in Saganaw Mich. But economic circumstances made it
necessary to change jobs, so he ended up at GM Powertrain. He
eventually got into skilled trades as a member of the Dimensional
Conformance Group at Powertrain. His job was to write computer programs
for robotic systems that determined the dimensional integrity of the
engines and other parts produced at GM Powertrain. In fact he wrote the
first prodicals for proforming that job. He eventually learned four
computer languages and the Unigraphics CAD 2D and 3D systems as well as
working with software that preformed statistical analysis. The author
retired with 35 plus years of seniority.
His writing skills were used as he wrote, "The Republican View,"
in the local UAW newspaper. He was also County Chairman for Reagan in
1976, 80 and 84. He was also Labor Liaison for the Ohio Republican
Party for many years.