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2004 US Presidential Election
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January 27, 2004
| Very close for third; Clark now leads narrowly

From CNN, with 56% reporting: Clark 13,736, Edwards 13,665.

Edwards on Larry King Live now. “I think it’s very encouraging. It’s remarkable what’s happened over the last few weeks … I was 20 points behind General Clark just two weeks ago.”

Acknowledges South Carolina is a must-win; says he also hopes to win Oklahoma.

“This process is going to go on a while. … This is a long-term campaign, and I intend to be the nominee. … I’m not interested in being vice president. I’m interested entirely in being president.”

Wolf Blitzer says 200,000 people voted, a Democratic primary record for New Hampshire.



Posted by Brendan at January 27, 2004 09:16 PM | TrackBack
Comments

Can’t see either Edwards or Clark dropping out now. Lieberman— yes. As soon as Gore stuck a knife in his back with his covert Dean endorsement, Lieberman was through. Edwards or Clark for VP? I could see Dean picking Edwards or Kerry picking Clark…

Posted by: Kai at January 27, 2004 09:20 PM

200,000 votes….and just about the same number of posts here at CP...lol good grief Guys (and gals:-) when you say “were all over that sucker”, you ain’t kidding…lol
keep up the good work!
mike lawson

Posted by: mr. lawson at January 27, 2004 09:27 PM

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