http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/politics/10029692.htm?1cThe road to the White House is taking some strange and sharp turns as tightening polls and pressure from party stalwarts force the presidential campaigns to adjust their strategies.
In a flurry of homestretch activity, former President Clinton was giving satellite interviews to television stations in reliably Democratic Hawaii to shore up Sen. John Kerry's campaign Wednesday, and President Bush poured last-minute money into the Northeast to keep Democrats at bay in New Hampshire.
That's not all. Bowing to pressure from Clinton and two prominent senators, Democrats shifted resources to Arkansas and West Virginia despite doubts on Kerry's team about his ability to win there.
Democrats were also adding money to Michigan, reflecting concerns that Kerry has failed to nail down the must-win state.
And what's with the polls showing Arizona and New Jersey so close?
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