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Campaign 2004 / Southern Primaries / Discussion #748053

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 10, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Discussion about Campaign 2004 on the night of the Tennessee & Virginia primaries held with CNN analyst Donna Brazile, "Wall Street Journal"'s John Harwood & CNN analyst Jeff Greenfield. [From Washington, BRAZILE - says the race is just about over as Senator John Kerry's accumulates delegates; comments on the Democrats in the South.] [From Washington, HARWOOD - says Kerry is in a commanding position; states the belief that the weekly primaries are good for Kerry, the politician.] [From Atlanta, GREENFIELD - cites the importance of Ohio for the Democrats; talks about the possible competitiveness for the Democrats in the South; speculates on a Kerry-Edwards ticket.]

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Brown, Aaron
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00:06:30

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