Edwards eyeing Kerry in 10 state primary showdown
The Associated Press reports John Kerry and John Edwards outlined rival strategies for a March 9 contest across 10 states. Kerry plans ads targeting Edwards and Bush in battlegrounds while Edwards emphasizes anti Kerry trade positions and one on one forums.
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White House distances itself from 2.6 million job forecast
Washington officials say the 2.6 million jobs forecast was the work of number-crunchers not a Bush pledge. President Bush stressed real job creation while critics, including John Kerry, attack the administration for overpromising amid ongoing unemployment concerns and overseas job losses.
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FEC imposes limits on outside groups big money use
The Federal Election Commission voted 4-2 to restrict how outside political groups may use corporate and union money in elections while delaying a broader ban on soft money. Regulators will begin formal rule making next month to consider extending limits to tax exempt groups. Democrats argue the ruling preserves avenues for fundraising, while Republicans urge tougher action to curb opposition spending.
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