This is truly disgusting:
Dean's so-called "50-state strategy," which has sent paid organizers in state parties across the country — including heavily Republican stalwarts like Mississippi and Indiana — has been mocked by some as naive and ineffective. And his effort to create a national voter database within the DNC has been challenged by operatives, including Hillary Clinton adviser Harold Ickes, who have created a for-profit company building a competing voter file.
Oh my goodness, could there be a connection here?
Beltway Dem consultants slagging Dean because it cuts into their billable hours?
Say it's not so!
Hillary? What's your view on this?
Should the Democratic Party database be owned by the Democratic Party, or by own of your consultants?
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