News March 31, 2011

Howard Dean 'Quietly Rooting' for Govt Shutdown

Will there be a government shutdown next week? Some Democrats -- including former DNC chairman and presidential contender Howard Dean -- are hoping so, looking for a potential political advantage from the fallout:

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