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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 2004

Page

7

Nader to announce Sunday bid on independent White House run

Ralph Nader to reveal Sunday if he will campaign for president as an independent. He faces late start and ballot access hurdles in 50 states, with Democrats wary of spoiling votes for Bush. Nader plans media appearances and a Monday news conference as he gauges support for a progressive push.

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Bush starts February with $104 million in the bank

President Bush ends January with a $150 million fundraising target hit but spent $7.5 million in January on ads direct mail and groundwork for his campaign. The FEC filing shows $2.2 million in direct mail printing postage and mailing list rentals. Kerry and Edwards rush to raise funds ahead of March 2 primaries. Edwards gains $700,000 in one day and at least $4.9 million this year.

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Bush installs appeals nominee blocked by Senate Democrats

President Bush bypassed Senate opposition by recess appointing Alabama Attorney General William Pryor to the U.S. appeals court. The move draws criticism from Democrats who oppose his abortion and gay rights stances. Pryor sworn in in Alabama. appointment valid until end of 2005. Prior action included nominating Charles Pickering to the 5th Circuit.

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