CNN (Inside Politics, Crossfire, Wolf Blitzer, Lou Dobbs) - 2004-04-21
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[0:01] Defining John Kerry. As president, I'll
[0:04] set a few clear national priorities for
[0:06] America.
[0:07] >> John Kerry says, "A lot of people don't
[0:09] really know who I am." Well, actually, a
[0:12] lot of people do.
[0:13] >> Both campaigns are taking to the
[0:15] airwaves with very different
[0:16] descriptions.
[0:18] He's number one, but who is number two?
[0:22] Could this picture be revealing? Find
[0:24] out in Ticket Talk.
[0:27] Who's in the money? We'll count the
[0:28] campaign cash.
[0:31] Now, live from Washington, Judy
[0:34] Woodruff's Inside Politics.
[0:38] Welcome back. When many voters across
[0:40] the country watch television in the
[0:41] coming days, they may see two very
[0:43] different portrayals of John Kerry.
[0:46] Howard Curts of CNN's reliable sources
[0:48] and the Washington Post looks at the
[0:50] latest round of dueling Bush and Kerry
[0:53] campaign ads and whether they tell it
[0:55] like it is.
[0:58] After a brief respit, the Bush campaign
[1:01] is back on the air, slamming John Kerry
[1:03] once again.
[1:05] >> John Kerry says, "A lot of people don't
[1:07] really know who I am." Well, actually, a
[1:10] lot of people do.
[1:11] >> The angle, don't take our word for it.
[1:14] Look at what the newspapers have been
[1:16] saying about him. K's hometown paper
[1:18] says in his continuing effort to be all
[1:20] things to all voters, John Kerry is
[1:23] engaging in a level of double speak that
[1:25] makes most voters wins.
[1:27] >> The Wall Street Journal said K's tax
[1:30] plan would mean increasing the tax
[1:32] burden again, which would likely kill
[1:34] the recovery.
[1:35] >> The catch, these are editorials, not
[1:38] news stories in conservative papers. the
[1:40] Boston Herald and the Wall Street
[1:42] Journal and Manch