According to the Grand Rapids Press, Dems are up to their old games.  Including the rev. Robert Dean.

But beyond uncertainty over what happens in August, Saturday's convention promises some old-fashioned political wrangling as insiders such as Grand Rapids state Rep. Robert Dean and grassroots organizers like Alice Corey of Ionia try for a place on the slate in Denver.

I know, same old Dean with the same results; More concerned with party politics than his constituents.  According to an unnamed source, the good rev rarely returns phone calls or even has constituent services days.  

As we can see by previous and current legislation, he is sitting in Michael Saks back pocket (which having another man in Saks back pocket is...well never mind) apparently sucking up to maneuver for a personal gain on the back of his constituents.  

My friends, rev. Dean has walked over his constituents, his campaign message and his promise.  

On Race: A quick look at the rev's website shows that he is just another Jeremiah Wright inflicting fear tactics and victimology for his reelection.  The rev seems to judge people by the color of their skin.  He likes to poke and prod at social inequalities authored by the media and "white people".  The rev doesn't like to speak specifics.  I think he's learned the art of the roundabout from the Gov. (YES)

On Education:  Blah, kids, blah, smart.  No substance, no concrete plan.  The rev sat on the school board for 6 years and has nothing but a few paragraphs that dictate the importance of education.  Ironically, the rev never attended college?  But he knows how to get kids there?  

On Religion and politics in America: "politics...manage(s) providing full access to the opportunities in society".  No it doesn't.  In fact, rev. Dean mentions, " I believe that God shows us the way in government."

 Unfortunately for the citizens of the 75th, that way is through taxation and overreaching government.