McCain Pulls South Carolina Ads in Positive Turn
Sen. John McCain halted his negative ads against George W. Bush ahead of South Carolina’s key primary, urging Bush to do the same. Bush accused McCain of political maneuvering as both campaigns continued dueling messages about integrity, clashing over Clinton-era associations and campaign reform.
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Jordan ad backs Bradley in bid for presiden tial primary push
Michael Jordan lends his name to Bill Bradley's campaign in a nationwide ad aired in states with March 7 primaries. Campaign aides say the spot aims to boost Bradley in California New York and other key contests while experts caution that even a sports icon may not overcome voter skepticism.
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Bradley blasts Gore abortion record in campaign clash
Bradley charges Gore with campaign finance hypocrisy while calling him unreliable on abortion rights. He cites a Tennessee congressman letter arguing abortion as taking a human life and accuses Gore of muddy reasoning. Gore counters, defending a woman's right to choose and criticizing Bradley's method. Bradley paints Gore as a typical politician wavering on core principles.
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Campaign payrolls and TV ad spending in 1999 races
A Campaign Study Group analysis shows Al Gore led in candidate payrolls, with George W. Bush and Bill Bradley spending heavily on television ads. John McCain directed over a third of its funds to fundraising, while Bush raised and spent vast totals and declined federal funds.
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