Does Howard Dean support U.S. Citizen Students of Color?

Howard Dean appeared on Meet the Press earlier today, and explained that the Democratic Party has no plan, as this highly redacted yet accurate snippet shows:

...We have plenty of time to show Americans what our agenda is and we will long before the '06 elections... Right now it's not our job to give out specifics... When the time comes, we will [tell the Dem position on Iraq]... The time [to tell what their plan is] is fast-approaching. And I outlined the broad outlines of our agenda. We're going to have specific plans in all of these areas...

And, he said:

we played a big role in Tim Kaine's campaign

But, since Tim Kaine wants to give in-state tuition to illegal aliens, I'm having trouble reconciling this with something else the good Doctor said:

I saw a show last night which showed a young African-American man in California at the UC of Davis who hoped to go to law school. The Republicans want to cut $14 billion out of higher education so this kid can't go to law school. We're going to do better than that, and together, America can do better than that.

Let's call him "Mike", as in my fictional story about "Mike Jackson". Why does Howard Dean want to hurt all the Mike Jacksons in the U.S.? Why do Howard Dean and countless other Democrats want to take discounted college educations away from U.S. citizens - many of them Of Color - and give them to illegal aliens?

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eh is right

The late Sam Francis referred to the Dems as "The Evil Party" and the Reps as "The Stupid Party". It seems like their roles have been reversed.

"Why..."

Because he and people like him are fixated on showing their bona fides when it comes to politically correct racial sensitivity; why else would he explicitly pick a black to make a point about general cuts in education spending -- wouldn't those cuts affect all students? Trying to apply logic does little or nothing to dent this sort of thing.

I find it hard to get all that interested in anything Dean says because IMO his career as a national politician is finished -- the shrill ass. I'm quite surprised that the Democrats let him even appear to be a mouthpiece for them.