ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 18, 2004
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) The changes in the Democratic race after the Wisconsin primary reviewed; statistics cited on the popular vote in Wisconsin.
(Burlington, Vermont: Dan Harris) The campaign of Howard Dean reviewed now that he is out of the race; details given of his use of the Internet to organize volunteers & raise money & about his campaign's demise. [In speech, DEAN - says the fight will go on.] [In Iowa, DEAN - gives the scream speech.] [ABCNews political director Mark HALPERIN- assesses Dean.] Dean's decision to not endorse Senator John Edwards at this time noted & the overall impact of Dean on American politics discussed.
(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.
(Columbus, Ohio: Kate Snow) Senator John Kerry's campaign after the Wisconsin primary featured; scenes shown of him campaigning in Ohio. [KERRY - comments on Edwards.] [Via conference call, EDWARDS - says he campaigned against NAFTA.] [Last night, EDWARDS - says "objects in the mirror...."] [Today on "Good Morning America," EDWARDS - says he was surprised by his showing.] [Misidentified ANALYST - downplays Edwards coming in a close second.] [Political analyst Stuart ROTHENBERG- outlines what Edwards needs to do to get some state wins.] The question of the unpredictability of the presidential race discussed.
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