Democratic contest tightens as Dean battles criticism
The Democratic presidential race tightens as rivals Kerry Edwards and Clark gain momentum. Dean holds lead in polls and fundraising but faces tough scrutiny. His team adopts a cautious strategy to dodge attacks while remaining in friendly crowds, risking longer-term impact if criticisms go unanswered.
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Clark stays quiet amid rivals' criticism in New Hampshire
Retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark faces sharper attacks from eight Democratic rivals as he gains in New Hampshire polls. He says he will not enter conventional politics yet and may discuss others later, noting he would not have voted for the Iraq war authorization but once supported a version requiring congressional return before war.
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President Bush toured West View Elementary in Knoxville and announced a proposed 2005 budget boost of 2 billion for education programs aiding poor students and those with disabilities. He highlighted No Child Left Behind as a signature achievement ahead of the elections.
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