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Campaign 04 / Bush / Tennessee #747996

CBS Evening News for Monday, Feb 09, 2004
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(White House: John Roberts) President Bush’s re-election campaign, which he has accelerated in response to Democrats’ criticism of his handling of Iraq and the economy, featured; statistics on jobs lost in 2003 cited. [BUSH – promotes his tax cuts.] [Candidate Senator John KERRY – refers to the Iraq intelligence controversy.] [Georgetown University Stephen WAYNE†- comments on Bush’s loss of credibility.] [From “Meet the Press” yesterday, BUSH – defends his decision to go to war against Iraq.] [In March, 2003, BUSH – asserts Iraq has weapons of mass destruction.]

(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Memphis, Tennessee: Byron Pitts) The efforts of Senator John Edwards & Gen. Wesley Clark to gain ground on front-runner Kerry with a win in Tennessee or Virginia featured; scenes shown of Clark in Memphis. [CLARK – says things are moving in the right direction.] [EDWARDS, KERRY; in Nashville, former Vice President Al GORE – criticize Bush.] Howard Dean’s focus on Wisconsin noted. [DEAN – comments on staying in the race.] NOTE – broadcast problem at 5:31:31.

Reporter(s):
Rather, Dan;
Roberts, John;
Pitts, Byron
Duration:
00:04:50

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