Dodd not giving in...
despite a disappointing first quarter fundraising effort and the inability to show any significant support in the polls, Connecticut Sen. Christopher J. Dodd isn't backing away from his presidential campaign. In fact, he's making every effort to increase his exposure to votes in those early key voting states - and trying to garner as much national media exposure as he can.
On Sunday, he gets a bit of both. According to the Dodd campaign, the senatorwill be highlighted on C-SPAN 's "Road to the White House" this Sunday at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. ET.
The 20-minute segment will show Dodd and three generations of Hale family members discussing issues important to American voters at the Hales' kitchen table in Ely, Iowa. The visit with the Hale family was one of three Kitchen Table Campaign stops Dodd made in Iowa last week, along with stops in Dubuque and Maquoketa.
The Kitchen Table Campaign will continue with more events during upcoming trips as Senator Dodd makes his case for the Presidency to voters on an individual level.
On Sunday, he gets a bit of both. According to the Dodd campaign, the senatorwill be highlighted on C-SPAN 's "Road to the White House" this Sunday at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. ET.
The 20-minute segment will show Dodd and three generations of Hale family members discussing issues important to American voters at the Hales' kitchen table in Ely, Iowa. The visit with the Hale family was one of three Kitchen Table Campaign stops Dodd made in Iowa last week, along with stops in Dubuque and Maquoketa.
The Kitchen Table Campaign will continue with more events during upcoming trips as Senator Dodd makes his case for the Presidency to voters on an individual level.
posted by Ray Hackett at 1:23 PM
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