In Campaign Ads for Democrats, Bush Is the Star
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As Republican candidates are avoiding President Bush, Democrats are invoking his image to call for change.
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As Democrats and Republicans spar over attack ads in the race for the White House, Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry accused President George W. Bush's campaign of putting up a smoke screen to divert attention from important issues.
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From politics to policy, it's campaign season all over again for President Bush.
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Conventional wisdom held that the Democrats elected to the Senate last year would largely be moderates, trying to tailor their votes in Washington to appeal to as broad a group of voters as possible to secure their seats. If so, that must mean opposing President BushÃ¢ÂÂs agenda is an increasingly moderate proposition.
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President Bush retains an advantage with voters on such qualities as decisiveness and strength of leadership despite the Democrats' effort to promote John Kerry as a strong leader, a poll this week finds.
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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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As President Bush and Sen. John Kerry hurtle into the final two days of the presidential race, the campaign has in some ways
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As Democrats licked their wounds after President Bush's reelection last week, some turned their thoughts back to Howard Dean, the Democratic firebrand who energized the party with his strident opposition to the war in Iraq and with his Internet-based fund-raising operation.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - In a sharply worded challenge to President Bush, Democratic Sen...
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President Bush summoned support from Democrats whose &quot;dreams and goals are not found in the far left wing&quot; of their own party on Wednesday in a late-campaign appeal for crossover votes.
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President George W. Bush and Democrat challenger John Kerry looked to personalities from sports and the entertainment world in their quest for voter support in what increasingly appears a photo-finish presidential election next Tuesday.
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President Bush hasn't been surrounded by this many Democrats in quite some time, including several who spent much of this year unsuccessfully trying their best to oust him from the White House.
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One of President Bush's election lawyers also advises a group running ads against Democratic rival John Kerry. A Democratic Party attorney works for the group behind commercials that criticize Bush.
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The booming economy that President Bush paints is a far cry from the worrisome one increasingly portrayed by Democratic presidential candidates and party leaders.
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Republican maverick John McCain campaigns with President Bush. He's good friends with Democrat John Kerry. And, in an unusual twist, he's shown up in campaign advertisements for both.
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The presidential campaign has left Arizona behind. Democratic Sen. John Kerry made four visits and spent nearly &#36;4 million on television commercials in an attempt to make the state competitive. But polls this fall show President Bush with a comfortable lead, and Kerry has tabled plans for advertising in the first week of October.
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President Bush's re-election campaign advertises on a health club network to catch busy professionals watching TV from a treadmill while a Republican group appeals to blacks who traditionally support Democrats with ads that call John Kerry's wife "elitist, rich and white."