Bush, Kerry Painting Some Scary Scenarios
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Terrorists lying in wait to attack. Planes falling from the sky. Ships blowing up. The candidates in the race for president are painting some scary scenarios to motivate voters.
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Vastly different views on Iraq show the sharp distinctions between Bush and Kerry.
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It's "Animal Planet" in the presidential advertising wars. In heavily symbolic television spots, President Bush's campaign uses prowling wolves to suggest that the country under Sen. John Kerry would be vulnerable to terrorists. The Democratic Party claims the Republican incumbent is a head-in-the-sand ostrich while his opponent is as strong as an eagle.
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War is hell on a presidency. And it plays havoc with presidential campaigns.
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The presidential debates present both opportunity and peril for the two top candidates, with Sen. John Kerry hoping a strong performance spurs a decisive rally and President Bush aiming to seal his re-election.
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Sen. John Kerry and President George W. Bush tested their best debate lines Monday, mixing dashes of humor with cutting criticism in a preview of their encounter in Florida Thursday night.
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President Bush and Democratic Sen.  John Kerry accused each other on Wednesday of fundamental  failures of leadership and vision in Iraq and the war on  terror, and claimed the world would be more dangerous with  their opponent in the White House.
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When rival political camps start attacking each other&#39;s credibility, you know an election is looming. That&#39;s where things are now in the presidential race between Republican President George Bush and his challenger, Democratic Sen. John Kerry.
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With one debate down and two to go, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are entering a critical new phase of a race that has been recharged and, in some ways, reframed.
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He visits Wilkes-Barre, says foe plans big cuts; Bush camp calls the attack misleading. By Joe McDermott. WILKES-BARRE | Democrat John Kerry hit on characteristic themes and scares Tuesday - including the
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John Kerry charged that George W. Bush's &quot;failures&quot; had left America more exposed to terrorism, while the president blasted his challenger for failing to see the &quot;true dangers&quot; in a post-September 11 world.
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CRAWFORD, Texas  - President Bush and Democrat  John Kerry battled over who can best make the United States  safer on Sunday, the Bush camp accusing Kerry of wanting to  treat terrorists like gamblers and the Kerry side saying his  Republican opponent was soft on homeland security.
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President Bush warned on Wednesday that Democratic rival John Kerry did not understand the threats facing the United States, but Kerry said Bush's failure of leadership had weakened the fight against terror.
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Iraq, the issue most likely to ignite fire in tomorrow&#39;s debate, has become the chief symbol of differences between presidential candidates George W. Bush and John F. Kerry.
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry's positions on the issue are closer than anticipated.
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In the unpredictable world of politics, leads in the polls and candidates&#39; confidence can evaporate in an instant. But President Bush and his campaign advisers
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are offering U.S. voters and the world two starkly different views on Iraq. The incumbent tells skeptical foreign leaders the war is part of a global fight on terror and "there is no safety in looking away." The challenger wants allies to help find a way out.