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mzmolly Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Dec-19-03 11:36 AM
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CNN: Clark vs. Kerry: The ... fight for No. 2
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Edited on Fri Dec-19-03 11:46 AM by mzmolly
"While their aides do battle with chicken wings and Zero candy bars, John Kerry and Wesley Clark campaign above the fray in New Hampshire today as they scramble for second place in the first-primary state.

While everyone continues to monitor the larger fight between front-runner Howard Dean and his '04 Dem rivals, a low-profile but equally crucial race is taking place between the four-term senator and the four-star general, who polls show could overtake Kerry as No. 2 in the Granite State. Since the headline in New Hampshire on January 27 won't be Dean's first-place finish (assuming he does win), we predict it'll be No. 2 who approaches February 3 with a powerful wind at his back."


I think one of these guys needs to pull out the heavy artillary because only one will compete with Dean... ;)

http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/12/18/mgrind.day.thursday/
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