FACTBOX-Speakers at Republican National Convention
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Following are brief profiles of the main speakers at the Republican National Convention here from Aug. 30-Sept. 2, where President Bush will accept his party's nomination to run for re-election:
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Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani Ã¢ÂÂ whose views on social issues such as abortion and gay rights are far less conservative than most of his rivals for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination Ã¢ÂÂ used his speech Saturday morning to a convention of Christian conservatives to explain his positions and highlight issues on which he contends he and this key GOP constituency have common ground.
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The Republicans' balloon and confetti guy has no fear the GOP convention will end like the Democratic one: when CNN viewers heard a producer shout "Go balloons," followed by: "I don't see anything happening."
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US Republican presidential hopefuls take part in the latest debate, as late entrant Fred Thompson prepares to declare.
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Following are some of the positions in the Republican campaign platform that is expected to be approved at the party's national convention on Monday. These are the party's official position but are not binding on the presidential candidate.
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Highlights from Wednesday's speeches by Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic Sen. Zell Miller at the Republican National Convention:
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Speakers at this week&#39;s Republican convention have relentlessly attacked John Kerry for statements he has made and votes he has taken in his long political career
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The text of a speech by Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney as prepared for delivery Wednesday at the Republican National Convention:
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Text of speech by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., as prepared for delivery Tuesday at the Republican National Convention:
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A look at some of the positions of Republican President Bush and Democratic candidate John Kerry:
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NEW YORK - While the prime-time speeches at Madison Square Garden occupy center stage at this week's Republican National Convention, much of the event's real politicking is taking place at hundreds of private receptions scattered throughout Manhattan. At two tech-focused gatherings Wednesday, industry companies, lobbying groups and politicians came together to network and consider the IT industry's legislative agenda.
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Quotes from Republican lawmakers about having Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., as the Republican presidential nominee:
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Thousands of religious conservatives are in Washington today to hear from the leading Republican candidates.
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Text of President George Bush's speech as prepared for delivery Thursday at the Republican National Convention:
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The text of former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's speech as prepared for delivery Monday at the Republican National Convention:
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At their national convention, Republicans were short on specifics on how to pay for an economic agenda in a second Bush administration. One reason is that President Bush could end up having to back a tax increase, just as his father did. But nobody wanted to spoil the Madison Square Garden party by mentioning such unpleasantries. After all, Republicans are insisting that Democrat John Kerry is the candidate who will increase taxes.
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In delivering its message this week, the GOP elephant so far has been something of a one-trick pony. On Monday, the prime-time speakers at the Republican National Convention spoke about terrorism.