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Dodd Scoffs Low Poll, Fundraising Numbers
Senator Says Campaign Based On War In Iraq
POSTED: 12:59 pm EDT May 7,
2007
UPDATED: 1:04 pm EDT May 7,
2007
U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd said low poll numbers and fundraising figures have not derailed his presidential campaign.The six-term Connecticut Democrat told Fox News Sunday that he continues to run an aggressive campaign.
He said that the war in Iraq is the big issue for his campaign and that it's more important than party politics."This is not a Democrat versus Republican, Independent versus conservative or liberal. The American people, by and large, across political parties believe a change in policy in Iraq is absolutely essential at this juncture and that we can't continue forward here," Dodd said.Dodd also noted that former President Bill Clinton and U.S. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., had low poll numbers early in their presidential bids.
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