President Bush's political advisers "are now all but certain that" Howard Dean "will be the Democratic presidential nominee," and "they are planning a campaign that takes account of what they see as Dean's strengths and weaknesses," the New York Times reports.
"Republican strategists say the Bush campaign will seek to portray Dean as a tax-and-spend liberal who cannot be trusted on national-security issues," the Washington Times reports.
Update: Bob Novak warns Democrats about Howard Dean: "Unlike George McGovern in 1972, Dean's core problem is not ideological. It is loose lips."
December 11, 2003
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