Former
Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean endorsed his one-time
rival Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., Thursday, praising his record
on the environment and budget.
Margaret
Warner talks to Dean about his differences with Kerry, why he
now backs the Massachusetts senator, and the questions former
national counterterrorism coordinator Richard Clarke has raised
about the Bush administration's handling of the war on terror.
Massachusetts
Sen. John Kerry, facing only token opposition, swept the Illinois
primary Tuesday, securing more than enough delegates to officially
win the Democratic nomination for president.
Minister and
civil rights activist Al Sharpton withdrew from campaigning for
the Democratic presidential nomination Monday, backing presumptive
Democratic nominee Sen. John Kerry.
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