On health, a clear choice between Bush, Kerry
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Eleven years after the Clintons introduced their super-complex plan to revamp health care, the problems of rising costs and increasing numbers of uninsured have only gotten worse.
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Senator John Kerry is in robust condition, he and his doctors said in their first extended interviews discussing his medical history.
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WASHINGTON - In the final days before the November presidential election, Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry and President George W. Bush continue to target undecided voters with talk of two major social policy concerns - Social Security and
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The presidential debate clearly demonstrated why John Kerry is what America needs. Time after time Kerry provided specifics and helpful information in response to the various questions while all George Bush
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DEMOCRATIC presidential candidate John Kerry is in robust health, despite a cancer operation last year and a hectic campaign schedule, The New York Times reported today after interviewing the senator&#39;s doctors.
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For the first time since the presidential contest became a two-man race this spring, it seems to have a clear leader: President Bush.
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Iknow, there&#39;s only one issue that matters in this presidential contest, the war in Iraq. But just in case some voters are willing to look at a domestic issue offering a crystal clear difference between President Bush and Sen.
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Highlights of the health care plans offered by President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, along with estimates of their cost and the number of people who would be newly insured:
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President Bush attacked John Kerry's health plan; Christopher Reeve's widow backed Mr. Kerry, citing his stem cell policy.
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President Bush is a casualty of his own war. The only question now is, will he survive his wounds. Sen. John Kerry is a pro-choice Massachusetts millionaire with an &quot;F&quot; rating from the National Rifle Association.
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Health care costs have risen much faster than the increases in social Security benefits, says John Kerry. He says the elderly of America will have a much better deal if he becomes President.
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Description: As the presidential race nears an end, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry put extra focus on health care -- and the small percentage of undecided voters who say the issue could affect how they cast their ballot.
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By Dick Meyer. By Dotty Lynch. By Bob Schieffer. (CBS/AP) President Bush and Sen. John Kerry swapped charges over a looming shortage of flu vaccine and the future of Social Security as they
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DES MOINES, Iowa Sept. 9, 2004 - Democrat John Kerry said Thursday he would cut health care costs if elected to replace President Bush, who he said &quot;hasn&#39;t even tried&quot; as costs have soared for American families during the past four years.
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry vied for the senior vote Tuesday, swapping charges over Social Security and a looming shortage of flu vaccine two weeks before Election Day.
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Healthcare issues clearly demonstrate the ideological divide between Kerry and Bush.
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America goes to the polls today to decide whether George Bush or John Kerry will be their president for the next four years. After months of expensive and bitter campaigning