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Campaign 2004 / Bush / Auto Race / Kerry #748616

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 15, 2004
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(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Report introduced.

(Daytona Beach, Florida: Geoff Morrell) President Bush's political visit to the Daytona 500 auto race in Florida featured; scenes shown from around the racetrack. [BUSH - says "start your engines."] [ABC polling director Gary LANGER†- says it is a smart place for Bush to be.] [Bush-Cheney '04 press secretary Terry HOLT†- questions Senator John Kerry's record.] [NASCAR fans Mark MIKTUK†, Tammy GARCEAU†- state views of Bush.] [Democratic pollster Celinda LAKE†- talks about the NASCAR Dad vote.] Bush's 19th trip to Florida noted.

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Report introduced.

(Milwaukee: Dan Harris) The Kerry campaign featured; clip shown from a Kerry video press release on special interests in response to the attack from the Bush camp on Kerry's lobbying. [Kerry campaign spokesperson Stephanie CUTTER†- promises to hit back on the issues.] [Republican National Committee Ed GILLESPIE - criticizes Kerry's inconsistency.] [ABC poll director Mark HALPERIN - comments on the election battle.]

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas; Washington: George Stephanopoulos) Taped discussion held about the general political campaign, why Howard Dean & Senator John Edwards are staying in the race & the issue of the US transfer of power to Iraq on June 30. [US administrator in Iraq Paul BREMER - comments on the complicated election process.]

Reporter(s):
Vargas, Elizabeth;
Morrell, Geoff;
Harris, Dan;
Stephanopoulos, George
Duration:
00:06:50

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