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Sen.
Kerry, President Bush Outline Healthcare Plans
June
23, 2004
President Bush told congregants at a Baptist church in Philadelphia
today that he would like to increase the funding to fight HIV/AIDS
in America and abroad. Meanwhile, Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., criticized
the president's health care policies at a speech in San Francisco.
527
Groups Spend Vast Sums on Political Television Ads
June
22, 2004
As the campaign season heats up, independent conservative and
liberal groups are running numerous television ads that invoke
powerful images, including those of former President Reagan, the
Halliburton corporation and scenes from the war on terror.
Candidates
Seek Boost From Economic News
June
15, 2004
President Bush and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry
used economic indicators to argue for their economic plans in
separate speeches Tuesday.
Presidential
Campaigns Battle in the Air and on the Web
June
2, 2004
Well
ahead of the national conventions, the campaigns of Sen. John
Kerry, D-Mass., the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee,
and President George W. Bush have already saturated the airwaves
and Internet alike with political advertising. Terence Smith speaks
with Brooks Jackson, director of FactCheck.org of the Annenberg
Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania, about
the ads and the veracity of claims from the Bush and Kerry campaigns.
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