Reply #5: So this is it? [View All]

[lurk_no_more]

While Trippi has paid homage to Dean on his site and, in one case, posted a link urging his supporters to help retire his former boss's $400,000 campaign debt, their interests have already collided since Dean ended his formal candidacy. And Trippi's stature would only be enhanced if he -- not Dean, who sent out his own appeal this week to eliminate the debt -- was able to marshal the necessary donations.

I stated earlier that it might not have been dean, but someone else within the campaign begging for money, now it turns out to be Trippi.

What he didn't get enough of the supporter pie while deans manager?

This is classic, the robber baron steps back in to continue to milk the cash cow after being relieved of duties and leaving the campaign before dean quit.

All you supporters that sent MORE money to Trippi.....How does it feel to know your support is now decidedly transferable whether you like it or not.

It's no longer the howard dean show, it's now the "Joe Trippi show" with references to howard dean and his money maker.

What a FUCKING slimeball!


And then there were none!
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