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Decision 04 / Economy #748949

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Feb 19, 2004
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced.

(Washington: Carl Quintanilla) The focus on jobs & the economy as a major campaign issue featured; map shown of states with the most manufacturing job losses. [AFL-CIO president John SWEENEY†- endorses Democratic front-runner Senator John Kerry.] [Schwab Soundview political strategist Greg VALLIERE†- comments on the Wisconsin primary solidifying job outsourcing as the main topic.] [In California, striking grocery worker Tracy COLSON‡- says the economy will be the reason she picks a certain candidate.] [President BUSH – says things are positive.] [KERRY – criticizes the White House’s economic report.] [Teamsters president James HOFFA – explains his endorsement of Kerry.]

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Quintanilla, Carl
Duration:
00:02:20

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