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Campaign 2004 / Dean / Kerry vs. Edwards #748796

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Feb 18, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) The withdrawal of presidential candidate Howard Dean reported. [In speech, DEAN - says he is no longer actively pursuing the presidency, but will continue the effort to change the country.]

(Burlington, Vermont: Candy Crowley) Dean's wild ride reviewed; scenes shown from the campaign trail; details given about the fading of the Dean magic. [A year ago, DEAN - asks why the party is supporting the president in Iraq.] [On the plane, DEAN - jokes.] [Former Vice President Al GORE - endorses Dean.] [In Iowa, DEAN - gives the scream speech.]

(Studio: Aaron Brown) The coming Super Tuesday showdown between Senators John Kerry & John Edwards previewed.

(Studio: Dan Lothian) The strategy for Edwards with ten states up for grabs on March 2 examined; details given of his opposition to NAFTA. [Edwards New York campaign chairman Bill de BLASIO†- comments on the message.] [KERRY - wonders where Edwards voted against NAFTA.] [Political strategist Hank SHEINKOPF†- says the momentum is with Kerry.] The question of where Edwards will campaign in the next two weeks discussed.

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
Crowley, Candy;
Lothian, Dan
Duration:
00:08:40

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