Monday, January 19, 2004
Kerry vs. Clark.
Could John Kerry's resurgence in New Hampshire have something to do with Michael Moore and George McGovern? I haven't quite grasped why the Clark campaign would aim for antiwar voters from Howard Dean's left. Going after Kerry's base, which strikes me as much less enamored of the cultural left, would seem like a much smarter move to me.
If the Kerry resurgence turns into something, Dan Kennedy has a proposal: Why not Kerry-Clark in '04?
Copyright © 2004 by Philocrites | Posted 19 January 2004 at 2:41 PM
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1 comments:
Rick (Centrist Coalition):
January 20, 2004 07:17 PM | Permalink for this comment
I was surprised that McGovern endorsed Clark. I previously blogged about the surprising parallels between McGovern and Kerry biographies and careers:
Kerry was prominent in the anti-war movement, but I'm not aware of any direct connection with McGovern even at that time.
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