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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2004
Page
8
The Associated Press reports John Kerry plans to present a more personal side as he campaigns toward the Democratic National Convention in Boston. Analysts say his long Senate record and Vietnam service have shaped perceptions, while Bush ads question his voting history. Kerry aims to counter these views by sharing more of himself.
At a pre convention campaign stop in Aurora Colorado presidential hopeful John Kerry aims to present himself as a husband father combat veteran tough prosecutor national security expert outdoorsman and man of faith He will speak in Denver about values learned from his parents His father served in World War I and was in Colorado when Kerry was born His mother led his Boy Scout troop volunteered at a hospital and started a recycling program.
President Bush acknowledged the Republican Party has work to do to gain black voters with a policy plank of tax relief and education reform. He touted minority business initiatives and asked if blacks should be represented mainly by one party, while a poll showed Kerry leading among black voters.
The Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards endures jokes about his appearance as America’s sexiest politician. Critics warn his youth and looks may signal inexperience, while supporters note his charm and intelligence. Edwards often jokes about being perceived as handsome but capable.
Boston labor officials settled a two year contract dispute granting a 14.5 percent four year pay raise for police but unions remain unhappy over how talks were handled. Delegates to the Democratic National Convention face no pickets outside the FleetCenter as demonstrations are planned elsewhere.
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