CBS Evening News - 1992-02-15

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[0:03] Republicans and Democrats battled into

[0:05] the final weekend of the New Hampshire

[0:07] primary.

[0:09] And the jury finds Jeffrey Dahmer sane,

[0:11] he'll go to prison, not a hospital.

[0:15] This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:22] And I'm Bob Schieffer. Good evening.

[0:24] President Bush went back to New

[0:25] Hampshire today, declared himself the

[0:27] victim of attack dog tactics and

[0:30] outright lies, and urged voters to give

[0:32] him a substantial victory in Tuesday's

[0:34] primary. But his Republican challenger

[0:36] Pat Buchanan said his conservative

[0:38] forces would confront the hollow army of

[0:41] King George and cut through it like

[0:43] butter. The Democrats also attacked the

[0:45] president's record when they weren't

[0:47] sniping at each other. We're going to

[0:48] start with the Republican side tonight.

[0:50] Here's Susan Spencer.

[0:54] >> With some polls showing him slipping and

[0:56] real concern about Tuesday's turnout,

[0:58] George Bush pulled out all the stops

[1:00] today.

[1:01] >> So, let me introduce you a supporter and

[1:03] a great friend of mine, Arnold

[1:04] Schwarzenegger.

[1:08] >> Send a message to Pat Buchanan.

[1:09] >> Hasta la vista, baby. Thank you.

[1:12] >> Mr. Bush refuses to utter Buchanan's

[1:14] name, but claims outrage over his

[1:17] negative tactics, having apparently

[1:19] forgotten how helpful his own slashing

[1:21] ads were in winning here 4 years ago.

[1:24] >> The people of New Hampshire are a little

[1:26] bit tired of all the negative

[1:28] advertisements and all the attack dog

[1:31] tactics coming from the left and coming

[1:33] from the right.

[1:34] >> Advisors fear that Mr. Bush's economic

[1:36] message is being drowned out, and

[1:38] economic messages are the only ones that

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