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Video: Keyes labels polls as 'dangerous'
December 22, 1999 WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A new CNN/USA TODAY/Gallup poll shows Texas Gov. George W. Bush still has a commanding nationwide lead over his rivals for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination.
Trailing in fourth place with the support of 4 percent of registered Republican voters is talk show host and former Reagan Administration official Alan Keyes, who is making his fourth run for elected office and his second bid for the presidency. CNN's Judy Woodruff talked on Wednesday with Keyes, who labeled polls as "phony, manipulated and dangerous," and said the "emphasis on polls is an effort to pre-empt the choice of the American people." |
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CNN's Judy Woodruff talks with Alan Keyes about his candidacy
