Second Swearing-In for Bush Is Costly
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It will take President Bush less than a minute to take the oath of office next Thursday, but before the inaugural events are over some &#36;40 million may be spent on parades, parties and pyrotechnics.
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Chicago Tribune - With an ailing Chief Justice William Rehnquist administering the oath of office, Thursday's inauguration will provide a stark reminder that President Bush soon could be embroiled in what promises to be one of the biggest fights of his presidency.
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President George W. Bush&#39;s Iraq war speech left his potential successors facing a daunting inheritance: tens of thousands of troops in the war zone when the White House changes hands in January 2009.
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Through his presidency, George W. Bush has worked hard to avoid repeating the mistakes of his father. He has done almost everything differently, yet now finds himself in the same hole despite trumping his dad by winning a second term.
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Subsidising cheap fuel costs the government in Abuja more than $2bn (Â£1.25bn) a year - and President Olusegun Obasanjo has spent much of his second term in power trying to get rid of that subsidy.
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Judging by the bean vote, President Bush could be on his way to a second term.
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Our position is: President Bush must use a second term to protect and unify the nation. The tightness of this year&#39;s race for president speaks volumes about the unsatisfying choice facing voters: George W. Bush vs.
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President Bush's second-term inauguration is necessitating unprecedented security measures in the nation's capital, including an immense contingent of law enforcement personnel and high tech equipment, the director of the Secret Service said Wednesday.
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Shortly before he was inaugurated for his second term, President Bush was asked why no one was held responsible for the mistakes of the first. "We had an accountability moment," he replied, "and that's called the 2004 elections."
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The president will begin his second term with an inauguration that will be his alone in a way the ceremony four years ago was not.
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As President Bush embarked on his second term last week, it was hard to escape the sense that his longtime honeymoon with the Federal Reserve may be ending.
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This time around, the president will need all the help he can get if he covets a place in history. President George W. Bush technically has another four years to shape his legacy in history, but less than
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If President Bush wants to push his plan to overhaul Social Security through Congress during his second term, he will probably have to do something he rarely did during his first term: get his hands dirty.
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A bill filled with money for job training, health and education faces a veto from President Bush, who complains that Democratic add-ons have made it too expensive.
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A lthough the final results, as in the 2000 election, will be delayed, US President George W. Bush has won a second term in office.
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A more pointed attack on the Bush presidency.
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FOR GEORGE W. BUSH, as for any president seeking a second term, the party&#39;s convention presents a different, and in many ways more difficult, task than that facing his opponent.