And the highlights...

>>>Dean of Vermont is from one of three states in the nation that do not require elected officials to file personal financial disclosure forms. But a recently obtained federal disclosure form obtained by the Center states he is worth almost $4 million. Among his largest assets are a Salomon, Smith Barney cash account worth more than $910,000, Treasury bonds worth $441,000 and small amount of stocks in companies like Intel, General Electric and Merck. Dean’s 2001 tax returns reveal that he and his wife Judith had a total income of $170,000 from his salary and her practice as a family physician.
David | Email | Homepage | 02.11.03 - 10:43 pm | #

compared with other doctors in the nation, he's financially positioned him self well, irregardless of a presidential run.
Tim Cairl | Email | Homepage | 02.12.03 - 8:52 am | #

There is a great piece about Dean by Walter Shapiro in today's USA Today.

Here is my favorite line:

"What a lot of people learned from Bill Clinton is that if you can accommodate and co-opt, you can be successful," he said. "And Bill Clinton was very successful. But that role is not for everybody, and it's not the right time for it anymore. It's a new time to be direct and stand up for what you believe. That's really the fault line in the Democratic Party--and the war is a piece of it."

http://www.usatoday.com/news/opi...2-11- hype_x.htm


Teddy Davis | Email | Homepage | 02.12.03 - 10:15 am | #

What is Vermont GO and Agency??
Jen | Email | Homepage | 02.13.03 - 5:06 pm | #