Cobb wins Green Party nomination amid Nader challenge
David Cobb defeats the ghost of Ralph Nader to become the Green Party's presidential nominee in Saturday's selection. Cobb, a northern California lawyer, will seek ballot access as an independent or on Reform Party lines in some states with Pat aMarche as his running mate. Republican Jack Ryan resigns from the Illinois Senate race after sex club allegations, prompting a scramble for a new candidate within three weeks. Possible names include Steve Rauschenberger, Jim Oberweis, and Andy McKenna.
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Kerrys Might Be Wealthiest White House Couple Yet
An examination of public records estimates Teresa Heinz Kerry and her husband Senator John Kerry would hold about 1 billion in assets. The figure dwarfs past presidential fortunes and could trigger calls for disclosure or a blind trust if Kerry wins the presidency. Heinz Kerry inherited wealth from the Heinz family, tying their fortune to the Pittsburgh food company legacy.
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Kerry presses closer U S ties with Latin America
Senator John Kerry urged deeper U S relations with Latin America at NALEO urging a Community of the Americas to boost security and development funding. He pledged to renegotiate CAFTA to protect workers and the environment while supporting earned legalization for long-term undocumented residents.
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Bush Ad Uses Hitler Footage in White House Race
A Bush-Cheney re election online video contains clips of Adolf Hitler interspersed with images of Kerry Gore Dean and Moore. Democrats call for removal, while the campaign defends it as highlighting rhetoric used by opponents.
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