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Campaign 2004 / Polls / Kerry / Bush #748242

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Feb 07, 2004
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(Studio: Brian Williams) The victory for Senator John Kerry in the Washington state contest noted.

(Richmond: Carl Quintanilla) The entrance of President Bush into the presidential election campaign examined; campaign scenes shown. [KERRY - campaigns against the Bush presidency & the other candidates.] [Gen. Wesley CLARK - campaigns.] [Virginia Commonwealth University professor Bob HOLSWORTH†- says this is the last gasp for the other guys running against Kerry.] [Senator John EDWARDS - comments.] [On "Today," HOWARD DEAN - suggests Kerry not pick him for vice president.] Dean's loss of support from the municipal workers' union noted.

(Studio: Brian Williams) The latest lower approval ratings for President Bush in the "Newsweek" poll outlined on screen.

(Washington: Gloria Borger) The recent pounding of the White House by the Democrats & how well Kerry does in the polls against the president reviewed & discussed.

(Studio: Brian Williams) Tonight's election coverage noted.

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Quintanilla, Carl;
Borger, Gloria
Duration:
00:05:00

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