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Campaign 2004 / Tuesday Vote / Kerry / Latino Vote #747486

ABC Evening News for Monday, Feb 02, 2004
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(Washington: John Cochran) The criticism of front-running presidential candidate Senator John Kerry's dealings with lobbyists for special interests examined; statistics cited on money raised from "fat cats." [Several times, KERRY - speaks against special interests.] [Center for Public Integrity Charles LEWIS - accuses Kerry of being hypocritical; talks about Kerry's telecommunications industry links.] [Center for Responsive Politics Larry NOBLE†- lists the top givers to Kerry & President Bush.] [KERRY - defends his record.]

(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(Tucson, Arizona: Kate Snow) The importance of the Latino vote in Arizona & New Mexico examined. [Candidates Gen. Wesley CLARK, Howard DEAN; October 2003, BUSH - speak Spanish.] [Latino political advocate Clarissa MARTINEZ†- says Arizona & New Mexico are battleground states.] [New Mexico Governor Bill RICHARDSON - comments.] [Kerry Arizona campaign director Mario DIAZ†, South Tucson Richard SALAZ†- comment on the outreach efforts.] [CLARK - campaigns.] [Last week in South Carolina, KERRY - jokes about "showing rhythm."]

(Studio: Peter Jennings) Dean's return to paying his staff noted.

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter;
Cochran, John;
Snow, Kate
Duration:
00:05:00

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