A number of other candidates, of course, already support universal health care. The most attractive plan is from Dennis Kucinich. People point this out to me every time I criticize Dean for his stance on health care, but I'm not backing Dean based on a single issue. We can introduce health care proposals in Congress and through the Secretary of Health and Human Services (I'm hoping that will be DK)--it doesn't have to come from Dean himself and he hasn't said he would veto any attempt to insure all people. I think Dean's dropping the ball on this issue (and on economics, failing to inspire confidence in his economic plan) but I still think he's the right guy overall and have for over a year. But he's getting careful and less concise. I think it's a mistake.