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Metrix Donating Member (293 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Mar-05-04 01:49 PM
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1. I doubt the ads were that influential in Iowa
Edited on Fri Mar-05-04 01:50 PM by Metrix
Up close and personal, people were not overwhelmingly impressed with Dean. The negative campaign he ran against Gephardt hurt Dean. Putting down the senior citizen farmer really, really hurt Dean. Dean's army of volunteers from out of state were not that influential. It comes down to this -- the majority of voters in Iowa preferred other candidates.
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