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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: nihil who wrote (60335)	11/6/2000 8:11:07 AM
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Miss., Ark. and Tenn. voters go for Bush, poll shows By BARTHOLOMEW SULLIVAN Scripps Howard News Service November 05, 2000 MEMPHIS - Personality trumps experience in the latest Arkansas-Mississippi-Tennessee presidential preference survey commissioned by The Commercial Appeal. ==== ''This election's not turning on issues, and that's not good for Gore,'' said Marcus Pohlmann, a professor of political science at Rhodes College in Memphis knoxnews.com

To: nihil who wrote (60335)	11/6/2000 8:14:23 AM
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Bush campaigns in West Virginia, mocks Gore, Clinton for not locking up Tennessee, Arkansas New York Times News Service MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Gov. George W. Bush pushed across two more battleground states Friday, accusing the Clinton administration of leaving America "undefended against missile attack" and mocking Vice President Al Gore and President Clinton for failing to lock up their home states, Tennessee and Arkansas, for the Democrats. Just four days before Election Day, Bush drew some of his largest, most enthusiastic crowds yet in Michigan, where the candidates are in a dead heat. There were scattered boos when he said he welcomed the support of Democrats and roars when he taunted Gore by noting how he had been trying to escape the shadow of the president. postnet.com