Bush touts strength and asks votes in Ohio stop
Bush closed a nine month campaign burst with a 45 minute address in Dayton praising job growth, promising tax relief and social security reform if re elected while attacking Kerry over Iraq votes. Ohio polls showed a near split as Bush urged grass roots to canvass and vote. Voinovich and local supporters defended Bush’s record noting 230,000 fewer jobs since 2001 and highlighting security priorities.
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Kerry Campaign Mixes Stem Cell Talk With Energy Plan in Ohio
Kerry urged ethical stem cell research and a goal of 20 percent renewable energy by 2020, while highlighting Bush’s funding stance. He contrasted himself with Bush on security and the middle class. Springsteen campaigned with him in Wisconsin, Columbus, and Cleveland, praising Kerry’s ideals and calling for responsible foreign policy.
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