Howard Dean’s shellacking in the primaries [1] really screwed him up:

“I hate the Republicans and everything they stand for, but I admire their discipline and their organization,” the failed presidential hopeful told the crowd at the Roosevelt Hotel, where he and six other candidates spoke at the final DNC forum before the Feb. 12 vote for chairman.

Shoot, at least he’s honest. Wait, no he’s not:

We can talk about our faith, but we cannot change our faith,” he said, echoing themes he sounded in his presidential bid. “We need to be people of conviction.”

This conviction comes from a man who changed religions because his church wouldn’t let the city build a bike path on their property.