With John Kerry as their de facto nominee, Democrats now are in a position to marshal their efforts to put Bush out of office. But between now and November 2, Kerry and the Democrats will have to overcome several foreseeable obstacles. Democrats go into this election as the financial underdogs. The Kerry campaign has raised an estimated $40 million, while… return to article
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