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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 2003

Page

9

Dean’s Saddam capture stance draws Democratic scrutiny

Dean defended blunt talk by saying Saddam’s capture is good but not enough to make America safer. He argued larger issues like insurgency, weapons of mass destruction, alliances, and homeland defense must be fixed. Rival Kerry Lieberman Kerry attack him as unprepared while others question his foreign policy experience. Political analysts say the clash signals no immediate blow to Dean’s campaign.

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Dean asks Gephardt to disclose group funding details

Dean campaign seeks exact information on Americans for Jobs Healthcare and Progressive Values and its links to Gephardt. Trippi calls the lack of clarity a coincidence while unions defend donations as promoting Democratic principles such as fair trade workers rights and health care, noting they believed funds supported Democratic issues rather than negative campaigning.

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Dean Leads Pennsylvania as Bush Steady at Half

Howard Dean opens a double digit lead in Pennsylvania with 28 percent among 1,092 voters, while Bush rides a 50 percent ceiling against Lieberman Kerry and Clark. Voters cite tariff rollbacks on steel as a factor in Bush’s standing in the Rust Belt. In New Hampshire, Dean tops Kerry 46 to 17 and undecideds drop to 11, with Clark and Lieberman at 10 and 7 percent respectively.

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