http://www.democrats.org/a/2005/11/national_organi.phpThe 2nd call is much clearer, but the first has some different things.
I refer to this post at TMP Cafe for some of the points he made. I did not write them down myself, but they sound about like what I heard.
This is a post by a candidate from the Jacksonville area, a very inspiring one. He felt enthused, like they were getting someone to pay attention to their pretty conservative area. I hope he got to see Dean Friday night there. I think he did, think I saw it at his campaign blog.
http://www.tpmcafe.com/story/2005/11/17/185350/36(Thanks for the post, David Bruderly...a link to his website)
Edit to put the actual website, not just the blog.
http://www.bruderly2006.com/http://blog.bruderly06.com/"At Julington Creek, just across the River, Rachel Latham and her husband Michael hosted about 10 people, giving us the opportunity to listen to the Howard Dean teleconference. Dr. Dean was outstanding and had a lot of goals for the upcoming campaign. The best part of his plan however was a six point platform:
1. Bring back Honesty in Government
2. Create a Strong National Defense and Strong National Allies
3. Create a Strong Economy and New Jobs with Hybrid and Renewable Energy Research and Development
4. National Health Care to Cover Everyone
5. Great Public Education, to Ready Children for the World Economy
6. A Balanced National Budget and National Debt Reduction"Credit to a poster at Daily Kos for this picture of the Duval County rally giving Dean a birthday card.