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In Depth (Money Matters) #748426

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Feb 12, 2004
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(Los Angeles: Brian Williams) Reports introduced.

(Washington: Andrea Mitchell) The campaign spending war examined; details given of fund-raising efforts by President Bush and anti-Bush groups, including MoveOn.org and America Coming Together; MoveOn.org ad shown. [Senator John McCAIN – says we’re not going to allow groups to get around {the McCain-Feingold campaign finance} law.] [America Coming Together Ellen MALCOLM†- comments on the group’s goal to defeat Bush.] [Financier George SOROS††- opposes the Bush administration’s policies.] [Center for Responsive Politics Larry NOBLE†- comments on the Democratic Party’s fund-raising disadvantage.]

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Mitchell, Andrea
Duration:
00:03:00

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