CNN - Super Tuesday 2000 - 7 of 7 - 12:59 a.m. (E)

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[0:00] We should care for others as we would

[0:01] care for our own family. That's what

[0:04] matters most.

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[0:19] We understand what matters most.

[0:21] You do.

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[0:41] Have you thought about what her life

[0:43] would be like without you?

[0:48] Insurance from First Tennessee.

[0:51] That's right. First Tennessee.

[0:54] >> CNN, America's Campaign Headquarters.

[1:01] >> Soon our party will unite

[1:04] and turn to the main task at hand,

[1:07] ending the era of Clinton-Gore.

[1:12] >> Riding a wave of religious right

[1:14] indignation, Republican George W. Bush

[1:16] swamps John McCain. And in the

[1:19] Democratic Party, an Al Gore sweep

[1:22] produces a new battle cry.

[1:24] >> If you believe in using our prosperity

[1:26] wisely to lift our nation up, not

[1:29] wasting the surplus on a risky tax

[1:31] scheme, then join us now because our

[1:34] campaign is your cause.

[1:58] >> Super Tuesday is over. So apparently are

[2:01] the contest for the Democratic and

[2:02] Republican presidential nominations. I'm

[2:05] Jim Moret reporting from Los Angeles.

[2:06] Across the nation, both Governor George

[2:09] W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore are

[2:11] tonight's big winners. Big enough it

[2:13] seems that both men will now become

[2:15] their parties presumptive nominees.

[2:17] CNN's coverage of the Super Tuesday

[2:19] primaries and caucuses continues. We'll

[2:21] keep updating the numbers, look closely

[2:23] at the trends showing up in our exit

[2:25] polls, and hear what the candidates are

[2:27] telling their s

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