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Iowa caucuses, Whitby said, but two or thre<
years before they take place.
Mondale knew this and has been organizing
his 1984 campaign since he left office ir
1981, Black said.
rvionaaie s errorts nave yielded impressive
results. According to Time, his campaign has
received almost twice as much money as the
other candidates.
Mondale has also collected a string of endorsements,
including the AFL-CIO, the
United Auto Workers, The National Education
Association and the National Organization
for Women.
MONDALE ALSO has been successfu
gaining endorsements of promineni
Democrats as well as organizations. Tip
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. members, New York Gov. Mario Cuomo,
Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, San fi
Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein, Los - fl
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