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Campaign 04 / Presidential Race #747833

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Feb 05, 2004
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report that presidential front-runner Senator John Kerry will be endorsed by Representative Richard Gephardt, and next Tuesday’s primaries in Tennessee & Virginia mentioned.

(New York: Jim Axelrod) The candidates’ strategies for campaigning in the South featured; scenes shown of Gen. Wesley Clark and Senator John Edwards campaigning in Tennessee. [Democratic consultant Dane STROTHER†- notes Clark & Edwards both need to score in Tennessee & Virginia.] [EDWARDS, CLARK – stress their Southern roots.] [Emory University professor Merle BLACK†- assesses Kerry’s chances on Tuesday.] The possible battle between Clark & Edwards for the vice presidency noted.

(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Lansing, Michigan: Cynthia Bowers) Howard Dean’s focus on campaigning in Michigan & Wisconsin featured; scenes shown; statement from Dean’s Website pleading for contributions to finance his campaign in Wisconsin quoted; details given about the relatively few appearances by any of the candidates in Michigan. [Michigan pollster Ed SARPOULIS†- comments on the race in Michigan.] [DEAN – says he plans to win in Wisconsin.]

Reporter(s):
Rather, Dan;
Axelrod, Jim;
Bowers, Cynthia
Duration:
00:04:20

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