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Bush Urges Muting of Ads; The president calls for independent groups to end spots, but does not specifically denounce one accusing Kerry of lying about war record
2004
Overview
Bush did not address the charges that have turned the presidential campaign into a series of daily skirmishes over Kerry's military service and his subsequent protests against the Vietnam War. And after Bush's comments, a White House spokesman said the president had not intended to specifically denounce the anti-Kerry ad. \"I think most voters who are in favor of Kerry see this as a malicious attack, and voters in favor of Bush view this as Kerry lacking credibility,\" said Rick Farmer, a political scientist at the University of Akron in Ohio, a major battleground state. \"I'm not sure that many of the undecided voters care that much about [John F. Kerry]'s record in Vietnam.\" Bush is \"my guy,\" [Bob Dole] said he told Kerry. \" ... I want him to get off Bush's back and have his people get off Bush's back.\" Dole said he ended the conversation by wishing Kerry \"good luck up to a point.\"
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Los Angeles Times Communications LLC
