World News Tonight (ABC) - 1992-03-07

Name: World News Tonight (ABC) - 1992-03-07
Uploaded: 2025-06-08
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Read a transcript preview of “World News Tonight (ABC) - 1992-03-07” from malgent, uploaded on 2025-06-08.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] [Music]

[0:01] Rely on the team spirit of Channel 2

[0:03] News Saturdays at 6:30 at

[0:05] 11. From ABC News, World News Saturday,

[0:10] substituting for Carol Simpson, here's

[0:12] Barry Sarafan. Good evening. Today

[0:15] brought three important political

[0:16] contests in route to next week's Super

[0:18] Tuesday showdown. There are Democratic

[0:20] caucuses in Arizona and Wyoming and a

[0:23] primary battle in South Carolina. South

[0:26] Carolina is the biggest prize. as the

[0:28] polls are closed there now. And on the

[0:30] Republican side, ABC News projects that

[0:32] President Bush will win by a wide margin

[0:35] over Pat Buchanan with David Duke

[0:37] finishing far behind. But our exit polls

[0:40] also show that Mr. Bush is still the

[0:42] target of a protest vote. Nearly four

[0:45] out of 10 GOP voters in South Carolina

[0:48] disapprove of the way he is doing his

[0:50] job. About onethird are upset that he

[0:52] broke his no new taxes pledge. and about

[0:55] 1/4 are upset about the poor economy. On

[0:58] the Democratic side, ABC projects that

[1:01] Bill Clinton will win in South Carolina

[1:03] by a wide margin over Paul Sonis, who

[1:05] will be second. Clinton did well among

[1:08] one group that will be important on

[1:10] Super Tuesday, black voters, winning the

[1:12] approval of about three out of four.

[1:15] Clinton is also the apparent winner of

[1:17] the Democratic caucuses in Wyoming. With

[1:21] 96% of the vote in, Clinton is in first

[1:24] place, followed by Jerry Brown. The next

[1:27] biggest vote so far has stayed

[1:29] uncommitted with Senators Harkin and

[1:32] Songis bringing up the rear in Wyoming.

[1:35] With just 3 days left until Super

[1:38] Tuesday, the tension is growing and the

[1:41] tone in