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What do you think? We're now hearing and reading reports that Howard Dean may be in the running for Surgeon General, now that CNN TV star Sanjay Gupta has decided he doesn't want to give up the big mediabucks to do it. Obviously Dean didn't get the HHS or health care reform jobs, and among other reasons people have attributed that to the extreme hostility that Rahm Emanuel has for him. So if that's the case, what makes Surgeon General different? Is it because nobody really wants the job? Given the opportunity to sort of make your own portfolio, and the history of past surgeons general to get in trouble with their mouths (see, C. Everett Koop, Jocyelyn Elders) it would almost seem to be an ideal job for Dean, doesn't it? |