Howard Dean Responds To AMA's Critique Of Obama's Health Care Plan

In response to a question on the American Medical Association's (AMA) critique of President Obama's health care plan, former Vermont Governor Dr. Howard Dean said that the AMA was misrepresented by The New York Times and did not take a position against the public option . He asserted that there was a willingness to work with people with questions but that it is imperative that the American people are able to choose whether they want to remain with the current health care system or try something new. (0:26)
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Howard Dean: Obama's use of small donations was campaign finance reform

DNC Chairman Howard Dean says that although Obama has been accused of killing campaign finance reform, his ability to solicit small donations directly from people took power away from special interest groups, which was the original intention of campaign finance reform (0:44).
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Dean points Dems toward November

DNC Chairman Dean says though the democratic primaries were long, voters must remember that the election is not about Obama and Clinton but working to end Bush-McCain policies that have damaged the United States, saying that the Democratic Party will be unified by the election. (1:09)
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No Rebel, All Cause

James Dean (that's brother of the DNC's Howard) is carrying out his brother's vision at Democracy for America organizing people to become involved at the local level. (6:42)
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