Howard Dean Explains His ‘Mosque’ Views to Disappointed Glenn Greenwald
Salon's Glenn Greenwald called Howard Dean's suggestion that the proposed Islamic community center near Ground Zero be moved the "worst thing I've seen him do." Here, Dean attempts to explain himself.Salon’s Glenn Greenwald called Howard Dean’s suggestion that the proposed Islamic community center near Ground Zero be moved the “worst thing I’ve seen him do.” Here, Dean attempts to explain himself.
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