US ELECTION DISASTER: BUSHNESS AS USUAL
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GEORGE Bush yesterday vowed to press forward with his controversial war on terror &quot;until the enemy is defeated&quot;. And he warned the rest of the civilised world it was their duty to join him in smashing rebels who threaten world peace.
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West Asians, people, with the exception of Israelis and some Iranians, reacted with resigned disappointment today to the US election results expected to give President George W. Bush four more years in power.
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TONY EASTLEY: There are a lot of worried Democrats in the United States, concerned not so much about gains that George W Bush may have made but because of what their own candidate has failed to do.
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Like many of you, I spent a long time watching the election returns come in, and I saw the election eventually handed to George Bush.  I saw exit polls that did not correspond to the results in certain states.  I heard about the diebold president talking about using his machines to turn the election.  I have spent a long time over the past day checking information about the election, information from 2000, comparing data.  And after all of this, I feel I am able to post a list of some questionable data that I have seen:
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The Washington Redskins lost their final home football game before the US presidential election on Sunday -- and that&#39;s great news for Democratic Sen. John Kerry and bad news for President Bush.
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Senator John Kerry&#39;s campaign for president is running like a dry creek. President George W. Bush has set America on a dangerous, costly course and shows no sign of changing his ways if he wins a second term as president.
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US President George W. Bush has made no secret of his formula for re-election: turn the focus of the campaign toward terrorism and paint his rival as unfit for command. Polls now show how well it is working.
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WASHINGTON Usually, an election victory improves a politician&#39;s popularity. But polling numbers overseas show President Bush is disliked and his re-election was a significant disappointment to most Europeans.
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October 21, 2004 -- In 12 days, Americans will go to the polls to render a verdict on George W. Bush&#39;s presidency. But Nov. 2 will not simply be a re ferendum on President Bush&#39;s leader ship.
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TEMPE, Ariz. - The duel in the desert ended with clearer choices for Americans, but no clear political advantage for either President Bush or Sen. John Kerry 19 days before the election.
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Despite an embarrassing failure in  their forecasting four years ago, political scientists and  economists are again predicting the outcome of the presidential  election, and most foresee a win for President Bush.
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Although polls say otherwise, George W. Bush remains the underdog in this election. Both demographics and history suggest the president&#39;s lead is perilous.
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WASHINGTON (CP) - It&#39;s been a fractious, bitter US election war, a see-saw battle for the hearts of Americans deeply divided about whether President George W. Bush deserves a second term.
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President Bush is a competitive guy. But this is one contest he would rather lose. With 18 months left in office, he is in the running for most unpopular president in the history of modern polling.
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With less than 100 days to go to the US presidential election, dozens of new books criticizing President George W. Bush are about to flood US bookstores.
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The month of November in a US presidential-election year is not supposed to be particularly eventful, but this year may be an exception, in the light of the gathering storm over
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Fifty days out from the US presidential election, the rhetoric is becoming nastier between George W. Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry, as the US president's lead appears to be solidifying.