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Campaign 2008 / New Hampshire / Romney #881903

CNN Evening News for Monday, Jan 07, 2008
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(New Hampshire: Anderson Cooper) An interview earlier today with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney presented. [ROMNEY - calls Senator Barack Obama a "senator killer," so we need someone with a record of change; defends his ads; comments on beating the "tough competition" in Iowa.]

(New Hampshire: Anderson Cooper) The raw data on the spending on ads in New Hampshire by the Republicans and Democrats presented.

(New Hampshire: Anderson Cooper) An interview earlier today with Democrat presidential candidate John Edwards presented. [EDWARDS - explains how he would campaign against Obama and the need to be an "agent of change," which Senator Hillary Clinton is not.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:05:10

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