May 15, 2008 - 12:36pm
Dean praises Bob Lord as a 'great candidate'
By Evan Brown
Category: President, LocalTags: John McCain, Howard Dean, Democratic National Committee, John Shadegg, Bob Lord, Arizona Democratic Party, Jeff Goodman
Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean believes Rep. John Shadegg (R-3) is vulnerable, and that his opponent, Bob Lord, is a "great candidate."
The remarks came as part of a podcast released by the Arizona Democratic Party in which Dean speaks of the general Democratic strategy for the fall, and why he thinks Sen. John McCain is beatable, even in Arizona:
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