Dean Ends Bid for White House

NPR

Published February 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM EST

Former Vermont governor Howard Dean announces he will end his presidential campaign, a day after placing a distant third in Wisconsin's primary. Dean says he will continue to use his grassroots organization to transform the Democratic Party and defeat President Bush. Hear NPR News.

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