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Campaign 2004 / Bush / Kerry / The Others #747971

CNN Evening News for Monday, Feb 09, 2004
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(Studio: Judy Woodruff) Report introduced.

(White House: John King) President Bush's campaign featured; statistics cited on job losses; details given of Bush's economic predictions. [In Missouri factory, BUSH - campaigns against taxes.] [Presidential candidate Senator John KERRY - campaigns against Bush.] [Republican strategist Mary MATALIN†- comments on Bush policies.] The administration's concern about his lowering approval rating discussed.

(Studio: Judy Woodruff) Report introduced.

(Memphis: Kelly Wallace) Front-runner Kerry's campaign in the South featured; details given of challenges: Kerry's speaking fees money from "special interests." [KERRY - criticizes the administration on jobs; states he stopped accepting honoraria.] Kerry's strategy in which he seems to be ignoring Democratic opponents & focusing on Bush discussed.

(Studio: Judy Woodruff) The aim of Kerry's five rivals of making a dent in the momentum noted.

(Fairfax, Virginia: Candy Crowley) The primary season for the Democrats examined; scenes shown of Gen. Wesley Clark getting a haircut. [Howard DEAN - says don't quit.] [Senator John EDWARDS - campaigns in the South.]

Reporter(s):
Woodruff, Judy;
King, John;
Wallace, Kelly;
Crowley, Candy
Duration:
00:08:50

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