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Sen. John Edwards, who had emerged as a strong contender against front-runner Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., in recent weeks, will drop out of the Democratic presidential nomination race on Wednesday, barely a day after the closely watched Super Tuesday contests. Edwards' withdrawal, as reported by CNN and confirmed by
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As the 2004 presidential election heats up, a new survey of 1,000 people of voting age has revealed their preferences for vice presidential candidates. The survey, conducted by phone February 20-22, 2004, asks respondents to express their choices for a running mate for both Democratic Sen. John Kerry and
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With the New York primary on Super Tuesday, March 2, the stage is set for a make-or-break contest between John Edwards and John Kerry. Edwards has been working to win over grass-roots support, while Kerry has captured the endorsements of many elected officials, including Representative Charles B. Rangel and the
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Democrats John Kerry and John Edwards have come out strongly against President Bush's proposal to amend the Constitution to ban gay marriage, citing it as a divisive and unconstitutional move. While they share Bush's opposition to gay marriage, they reject his plan to fix the issue
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As the Democratic presidential primary campaigns intensify, Vermont Governor Howard Dean faced mounting pressure to drop out after a dismal showing in Wisconsin, with his campaign chairman deserting him and several senior aides expected to leave once the votes are counted. However, Dean defied the odds, vowing to press on
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The recent debate among Democratic presidential candidates highlighted significant differences in their views on jobs and trade agreements. The candidates emphasized the importance of negotiating labor and environmental standards in trade agreements and creating jobs in the United States. John Kerry proposed a 120-day review of all trade agreements to
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As Al Gore's loss in Tennessee in 2000 still weighs heavily on Democrats' minds, Senator John Kerry's expected win in Tuesday's Democratic presidential primary against two Southerners has given them reason to believe they might be able to shift the state into their
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Senator John Kerry's campaign has surged in the lead-up to the Democratic primary in Virginia, where he is poised to emerge victorious on Tuesday. Kerry's strong status in the state has been bolstered by the fading candidacy of Howard Dean and a concerted effort by General
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The latest unofficial returns from the Democratic presidential primaries and caucuses held on Tuesday reveal a mix of winners and losers among the top contenders. Incumbent President John Kerry secured victories in Arizona, Delaware, and Illinois, while John Edwards took the South Carolina primary. Wesley Clark, the General, emerged as
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Campaign strategists for Senator John Edwards, General Wesley K. Clark, and Howard Dean are intensively discussing how far they can go in taking on front-runner Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts without hurting themselves. If Mr. Kerry is not challenged aggressively soon, his momentum from victories in Iowa and New Hampshire
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As the Democratic presidential nomination battle heats up, Senator John Kerry has emerged as the front-runner, but a closer look at the field reveals a complex and unpredictable landscape. While Kerry's experience and personal story make him a formidable candidate, his wooden demeanor on the campaign trail raises
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New Hampshire voters got to experience the Democratic primary up close and personal, but even in sunny Miami, curious Democrats could hole up in front of the TV and get the same experience thanks to C-Span's live coverage. With no need to arrive hours early or squeeze through
