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June 30 - July 5

July 5 Stories:

See note on American Spectator piece at the bottom.

Note: Dean is on the front page of GoogleNews again today.

Boston Globe: The Declaration of Independence (This document does not mention Dean, but it may remind people why they're struggling for him. And you can never read it too often. My personal take on that glorious document here.)

W Post--op-ed, J.P. Gownder: An Online Revolution? I Don't See It

W Post: Short-Fused Populist, Breathing Fire at Bush (CANDIDATE PROFILE)

NYT: Internet Helps Make Candidate a Contender

W Post: The People Powering Howard

W Post: Rove Spends the Fourth Rousing Support for Dean

Nashua Telegraph, NH: Celebrating with style

CNN(Judy Woodruff ): Unemployment rate sparks political sparring, analysis

Baltimore Sun: The candidate and the meetup

Baltimore Sun: Kerry's camp in a battle for buzz

Minneapolis Star Tribune: Grass roots take hold in cyberspace

Oakland Tribune: Dean's East Bay supporters rally to get Iowa voters on board

Sacramento Bee: Political focus on Latinos

Rocky Mtn News (edit): A pass on Liberia

The Capital Times, WI (edit): Howard Dean's rewards for taking a stand

Austin American Statesman (edit): (2nd item in editorials)

AP: Presidential hopefuls visit New Hampshire (VERY brief)

Ventura County Star: Democratic hopeful Dean rallies supporters through Internet (July 4 story, added late)

(The onslaught of coverage has really slowed)

July 4 Stories--ALL MEDIA (smaller outlets now included):

CNN: Dean awarded "Political Play of the Week": Dean campaign collects the cash and enjoys the buzz

WMUR Channel 9, NH: Residents Meet Candidates During Holiday Campaigning

AP: In New Hampshire, what's a parade without politics?

Chicago Sun Times: Democrats have a ways to go

Scripps Howard News Service: A new wrinkle in Democratic presidential politics

Wired News: Netizens Rally for Dean Team

San Francisco Chronicle: Red, white, blue only part of SF rainbow (2nd item)

W Post: Bush Faulted for Jobless Rate

Gannett News Service: Party split comes back into focus

Boston Globe (finally! they run something of their own): Dean's new challenge: proving wider appeal

PC World: Dean's Online Campaign Dubbed Noteworthy

Computerworld: Democrat Howard Dean strikes an online chord with campaign

W Times: Inside Politics

NY Daily News: Hip jet-set accessory: (low in column)

Gay.com: Dubya backs away from gay marriage ban

Quad City Times (IA): Dean shoots for Q-C’s attention

NewsMax.com:Dean : Politics in Cyberspace

e-thePeople: Turning talk into action: Dean's remarkable e-fundraising success

Doonesbury continues: (this link always takes you to the current date, and then you can go back/forward one day at a time from there)

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July 3 Stories--ALL MEDIA (smaller outlets now included):

AP: Dems Critize Bush's Comments on Iraq

Plastic: 'Bring 'Em On!' Political Speech Or Pro-Wrestling Promo?

Charlotte Observer: Candidate Dean calls to thank a Web donor

July 2 Stories--MAJOR MEDIA:

AP: Dean Calls for Intervention in Liberia
Slate: How To Beat Tim Russert
AP: Gephardt, Dean, Kerry Top Iowa Poll
PBS Newshour: EDITORIAL VIEWS: ELUSIVE WEAPONS (brief mention)
Limbaugh:

We Don't Need Biggest Social Spending

Plan in 40 Years To Re-elect Bush

NPR: Dean on Morning Edition w/ Bob Edwards--updated to include transcripts and audio
Christian Science Monitor:
Tagged 'unelectable,' Dean still draws party faithful

Reuters, UK: Iraq Attacks Pose Political Challenge for Bush

Newhouse News Service: N.H. Primary Could Be Do or Die for Kerry, Dean

CBS: Where's The Beef?

YahooNews: DEMOCRATS QUIETLY PREPARE FOR WINTER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

BILL STRAUB, Scripps Howard News Service: A few, hopeful Democrats
AP: Lieberman Raises $5 Million
W Post: Lieberman Paddling Hard as Dean Rides Cash Flow ***
W Post-Howie K: Supreme Assault
Concord Monitor, NH: Dean says $7.5 million shows power of Internet community
Balt Sun-Jules Witcover: Dean's Net gain
Toronto Star: Democratic dark horse gallops ahead
Charlotte News Observer: Edwards adds $5 million to campaign
Mobile Register: Candidate raises cash in Alabama
Seattle Post Intelligencer (edit): Candidate not ready for prime time
NYT: Democratic Field Tries to Add Punch to Environment Issue
NYT: National Briefing (1 graph)
USA Today: Dean amasses bucks and buzz as fundraising outpaces rivals'
W Post: Surge of Cash Puts Pressure on Insurgent Dean To Deliver Votes (labelled: "Analysis"
Salon: Joe Conason's Journal
W Post editorial: Name Those Fundraisers

Arizona Republic: Latinos and Dems in mating dance
Washington Times: Democrat Dean moves up with fund raising
Dallas Morning News: Subscription Required (bozos)
The New Republic (subscription required--so I couldn't verify the link, either)
LA Times, Chicago Tribune and B Globe appear to have nothing--they got their stories in yesterday, I guess.

July 1 Stories--MAJOR MEDIA:

Reuters UK: Bush Scores Record $34 Million in 2004 Money Chase
American Prospect: Hard Rock
Knight Ridder: Bush-Cheney campaign leads the fund-raising game
Rush Limbaugh: Leftist Wackos Love Clueless Dean
CNET News: Howard Dean Net campaign paying off
Alternet: MoveOn and Dean Make the Big Leagues
FoxNews: Bush-Cheney Surpass Fund-Raising Expectations (Naturally they lead w/ that. Dean and the Dems start in graph 5, belittled, of course.)
MotherJones.com: Howard Dean, Frontrunner?
Eric Alterman: DEAN’S DILEMMA
MSNBC.com: How Dean uses power of the web: Most insightful story so far, by far.
BBC: Dean tops Democrat fundraising. Story and video.
AP: Dean Taps Into Democrats' Frustrations 3 p.m.
LA Times: Dean's momentum stirs opponents' fears: Most thorough on Dean.
Chicago Tribune: Dean uses net to haul in donors: Second most thorough on Dean.
CNN: Dean leads Democratic competitors in second-quarter contributions
AP: White House hopefuls make push for money: (updated Tuesday morning around 8)
Wash Post: Online fundraising boosts Dean effort: really good piece.
CBSNews.com: Howard Dean's Star Rising
Howie Kurtz: Dean now under a sharper scope: Negative piece in the W Post.
Howie Kurtz: The money primary
Boston Globe: Dean leads Democrats in fund-raising for quarter
The Note: "Hey Howard, How Ya Doing?"
WSJ OpinionJournal: Handicapping the Democrats
Minneapolis Star Tribune: Dean tops second-quarter fundraisers
Hartford Courant: `Money Primary' Tests Lieberman
Austin American-Stateman: Dean goes from dark horse to darling
July 1 Doonesbury on Dean***

Smaller venues and misc info:

June 30 Stories:

Reuters: Democrat Dean makes fundraising surge: June 30, 7 p.m.
NYT: Fund-raising puts Dean in top tier of contenders: June 30, before it all started.
ABCNews: 2004 Hopefuls Make Final Push for Cash. (Reporting $6.8 mill for Q2.)
USA Today: Confidence in war effort slips; Bush support still strong (Dean not mentioned)
Weekly Standard: Teddy's Triumph (Dean not mentioned: Teddy refers to Kennedy)
June 30th Doonesbury on Dean

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