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To: D. Long who wrote (46270)5/22/2004 8:37:17 AM
From: DMaA  Read Replies (1) of 794157
 
How pissed off should Bostonians be if they hold this thing and don't even nominate a candidate?

BOSTON (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry may delay accepting his party's nomination to gain time to raise and spend private contributions and lessen President Bush's multimillion-dollar financial advantage, campaign officials said Friday.

The proposal would let Kerry hold off on spending his $75 million general-election budget for an extra month. The Democratic Party would still stage its national convention in Boston at the end of July, five weeks before the Republican National Convention in New York.

Kerry and President Bush both are expected to accept $75 million in full federal funding for their general election campaigns. Once nominated, the candidates will be limited to spending the government money and can no longer raise or spend private contributions on the campaign.

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