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Campaign 2004 / Tuesday Vote / Dean / Bush #747453

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 01, 2004
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(Studio: Bob Woodruff) Standings of Senator John Kerry in a "Newsweek" poll before the Tuesday primaries cited.

(Roseville, Michigan: Dan Harris) Howard Dean's campaign strategy of concentrating on bigger states that vote after February 3 featured; campaign scenes shown. [DEAN - says he will not drop out of the race.] [Painters union Sean McGARVEY†, "The Hotline" editor-in-chief Chuck TODD†- comment on the Dean campaign.] [On "Meet the Press," DEAN - offers his perspective on the Democratic campaign.]

(Studio: Bob Woodruff) The Democrats' attack on President Bush introduced.

(White House: Geoff Morrell) Statement from Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe that Bush's National Guard service record will be an issue in the 2004 campaign examined; photos shown of Bush in uniform. [McAULIFFE - says Bush was AWOL in the Alabama National Guard.] [South Carolina Governor Mark SANFORD†- calls the AWOL language "reckless."]

Reporter(s):
Woodruff, Bob;
Harris, Dan;
Morrell, Geoff
Duration:
00:04:10

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