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You Decide 2004 / Nader / Super Tuesday #767063

FNC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 22, 2004
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(Studio: Laurie Dhue) Ralph Nader’s announcement that he will be an independent presidential candidate in the 2004 election featured. [On “Meet the Press”, NADER – announces his candidacy.] [New Mexico Governor Bill RICHARDSON†- says Nader “is running for his own vanity” and that he cost Al Gore the 2000 election.]

(Atlanta: Carl Cameron) The impact of Nader’s entry into the 2004 presidential election on the campaigns of Democratic presidential candidates Senators John Kerry and John Edwards featured; details given about the support that Nader may receive from former Howard Dean supporters, the campaign stops of Kerry and Edwards at Atlanta churches, the challenge presented by Edwards to Kerry to hold four debates before the “Super Tuesday” primaries, and Kerry’s response to criticism of his Senate voting record by Senator Saxby Chambliss††. [EDWARDS, KERRY – comment on Nader’s entry and the effect it will have on their campaigns.]

Reporter(s):
Dhue, Laurie;
Cameron, Carl
Duration:
00:04:40

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