Campaign 2004 / Michigan, Wisconsin, South / Kornblut, Lizza Interview

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Campaign 2004 / Michigan, Wisconsin, South / Kornblut, Lizza Interview #747898

CNN Evening News for Friday, Feb 06, 2004
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Report introduced.

(Flint, Michigan: Kelly Wallace) The Democratic presidential campaign in Michigan featured; Senator John Kerry rally shown. [In Warren, Michigan, Representative Richard GEPHARDT - endorses Kerry; says Kerry has backed labor & environmental issues.] [KERRY - praises Gephardt's commitment.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The primary campaigning in the South noted.

(Milwaukee: Joe Johns) The campaigning by Howard Dean, who needs to win Wisconsin & of Gen. Wesley Clark & Senator John Edwards in the South featured; campaign scenes shown. [DEAN - calls a "ploy" a strategy.] [CLARK, EDWARDS - campaign against each other.] The importance of Washington state for the Dean campaign prior to Wisconsin discussed.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live interview held with "Boston Globe"'s Anne Kornblut & "New Republic"'s Ryan Lizza† about the election campaign. [From Washington, LIZZA - says Kerry is trying to get Clark out of the race to get to a two-man race; speculates on the qualities of a vice presidential candidate for Kerry, including Edwards, Evan Bayh, Bob Graham; comments on why President Bush is appearing on "Meet the Press" this Sunday.] [KORNBLUT - assesses the Edwards campaign strategy; comments on this weekend's races, including Michigan.]

Reporter(s):: Cooper, Anderson;; Wallace, Kelly;; Johns, Joe
Duration:: 00:11:50

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