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January 14, 2004
| What Do Kucinich And Gephardt Have In Common?

Desperation makes them both go negative. Via ED / NYT:

The political advertising war, relatively tame until now, turned contentious on Tuesday when Howard Dean, Representative Richard A. Gephardt and Representative Dennis J. Kucinich broadcast new campaign commercials critical of their rivals.



Posted by Alan at January 14, 2004 11:59 PM | TrackBack
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My mind reels with sarcastic replies.

Posted by: johnnymozart at January 15, 2004 09:01 AM

silly names and silly faces

Posted by: gijoe at January 15, 2004 04:07 PM

Why don’t these Democrats just make commercials that make fun of themselves? It would raise their stature a lot faster than attack someone else. Any Democrat that looks like a complete idiot will win the primary.

Posted by: Jeff MacMillan at January 16, 2004 02:30 AM

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