In the 2004 election, _______ became the champion ofa return to FDR liberalism.
A) Howard Dean
B) John Kerry
C) John Edwards
D) George Bush

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Howard Dean campaigned as a progressive Democrat and was known for his strong opposition to the Iraq War and support for universal healthcare. He emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to embrace FDR-style liberalism, which focused on social and economic justice. While Dean did not win the Democratic nomination, his message and popularity with progressive voters helped shape the party's platform and agenda for the 2004 election.

In the 2004 Election, _______ Became the Champion Ofa Return