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• Democratic National Committee
• Nov 5, 2008 Gov. Howard Dean to Campaign for Change in North Dakota On Saturday, November 1st DNC Chairman Howard Dean will campaign on behalf of the Obama-Biden ticket in Grand Forks and Fargo, North Dakota. Dean will headline rallies in both those cities as part of the Democratic Party's national Get Out the Vote effort. This is Dean's first visit to...     Democratic National Committee        more   
• Nov 4, 2008 Statement by Howard Dean on the 2008 Election Results Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean issued the following statement on tonight's election results:"This has been a truly historic, transformational election. Tonight, our country chose hope over fear, the future over the past, unity over division. This election also...     Democratic National Committee        more   
• Oct 31, 2008 Gov. Howard Dean to Get Out the Vote This Weekend in North Dakota, Minnesota, Washington and Oregon This weekend, DNC Chairman Howard Dean will campaign in the upper Midwest and the Pacific Northwest, where he will headline rallies and help Get Out the Vote on behalf of the Obama-Biden ticket, Tinklenberg for Congress, Franken for Senate, Gregoire for Governor, Merkley for Senate and other...     Democratic National Committee        more   
• New York Times
• Dec 1, 2008 Washington Memo: A Handpicked Team for a Sweeping Shift in Foreign Policy Barack Obama’s national security team includes two veteran cold warriors and a political rival whose records are all more hawkish than that of the new president.     New York Times        more   
• Dec 1, 2008 Choice for U.N. Backs Action Against Mass Killings President-elect Barack Obama has chosen his foreign policy adviser, Susan E. Rice, to be ambassador to the United Nations, picking an advocate of “dramatic action” against genocide.     New York Times        more   
• Dec 1, 2008 Panel Fears Use of Unconventional Weapon The Congressionally mandated panel found that unconventional threats are fast outpacing the defenses arrayed to confront them.     New York Times        more   
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