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Dean Teases "The Scream"

July 27, 2004 Convention Coverage 6 Comments

You know what you were thinking…

Former Vermont Governor and former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean reacts to the delegation's applause as he takes the stage for his speech during the second night of the Democratic National Convention at the FleetCenter in Boston, July 27, 2004. The Democrats opened second night's proceedings by approving a nonbinding party platform outlining candidate Kerry's stance on a broad range of issues such as health care, taxes and Iraq. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn US ELECTION

From Howard Dean’s speech to the DNC:

And we’re not going to give up a single voter, or a single state. We’re going to be proud to call ourselves Democrats, not just here in Boston. We’re going to be proud to call ourselves Democrats in Mississippi, proud to call ourselves Democrats in Utah and Idaho. And we’re going to be proud to call ourselves Democrats in Texas.

He sure named a lot of states, when is the YEEEAAAGHHH! coming?

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6 Comments

  1. Jay Tea July 27, 2004

    I have the Dean Scream(tm) as both my Windows Critical Error and Windows Shutdown sound. It never fails to make me smile whenever I hear it…

    J.

  2. Craig July 27, 2004

    I actually called the wife into the room when he started on Utah and Idaho.

    I was 99% positive we were going to get an encore.

  3. David Anderson July 27, 2004

    Personally I was not all that impressed with his speech, but Obama ROCKED!

  4. Chad Evans July 27, 2004

    He did he “yeeeaaagggghhh!” when he saw that Michael Moore was sitting next to him. He was over-joyed.

  5. Kevin July 27, 2004

    Yes, next to Clinton. Obama was the best speech yet.

  6. McGehee July 28, 2004

    We’re going to be proud to call ourselves Democrats, not just here in Boston. We’re going to be proud to call ourselves Democrats in Mississippi, proud to call ourselves Democrats in Utah and Idaho. And we’re going to be proud to call ourselves Democrats in Texas.

    He didn’t mention Georgia. I wonder why?