Internet campaigns gain steam in 2004 race
The 2004 presidential campaign leans on the Internet as a fund raising and organizing tool. Lieberman, Bush, Gephardt and Dean use Web sites to attract donors, mobilize volunteers, share messages, and solicit local activism. Bush’s new site offers zip code targeted involvement and online fundraising continues to grow.
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Disagreement delays handover of Palestinian towns
Israeli and Palestinian officials press talks on transferring Jericho Qalqiliya Ramallah and Tulkarem within two weeks amid disputes over roadblocks and militant attack guarantees. Dahlan and Mofaz reached in principle agreement but security assurances remain unresolved.
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U S public split on gay marriage ban and civil unions
AP poll shows 52 percent favor a law banning gay marriages with 41 percent opposed. About 41 percent support civil unions while 53 percent oppose them. Nearly half say they would be less likely to back candidates who back civil unions or gay marriage.
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