âAirâ-ing differences: Candidates spar over Bush&#39;s terror ...
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Seizing on a rhetorical opening in their nip-and-tuck campaign, Sen. John F. Kerry [related, bio] yesterday lampooned President Bush [related, bio] for saying the nation&#39;s safety from terror is ``up in the air.
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President Bush sought Thursday to defend his record on fighting terrorism in the wake of a bleak intelligence assessment as he flew South on a campaign outing with the midterm elections drawing near.
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Presidential hopefuls show their antiwar stripes, but differ on how to extricate the US from Iraq.
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US President George W. Bush and his Democratic foes battled over an alleged London airline bomb plot, each side seeking a political edge ahead of critical November legislative elections.
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ALAMOGORDO, N.M.  - President Bush said it is "up  in the air" whether the United States can ever be fully safe  from terrorism, prompting an attack from Democrat John Kerry's  campaign that Bush was sending a mixed message.
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With popular former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani at his side, President Bush accused Democratic Sen. John Kerry on Monday of having a defensive "wait-and-see" approach to fighting the war on terror.
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Six weeks before elections, the Democratic strategy for the war on terror is one part attack President Bush and one part agree with him. The goal is to court voters dissatisfied with the job the administration has done, yet avoid being tagged as soft on Osama bin Laden.
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On the eve of commemorations for the September 11 attacks, the war on terror took center stage, as President George W. Bush vowed to keep America &quot;safer,&quot; while his Democratic challenger, John Kerry, accused the administration of using scare tactics to win votes.
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The question of who is best qualified to lead the US war on terror and douse the flames of insurgency in Iraq has taken over the presidential debate between George W. Bush and John Kerry.
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The Bush and Kerry camps have launched attack ads questioning each other&#39;s record on national security just days before the first presidential debate.
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The candidates for president are picking apart each others&#39; claims to heroism. This weekend, for example, I spotted a Bush-Cheney billboard near Grand Rapids that read &quot;Boots or flip-flops?
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WASHINGTON/BOSTON  - President Bush and Democratic  challenger John Kerry muted their war of words on Saturday to  commemorate the Sept. 11 attacks in ways that managed to  underscore their campaign themes.
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President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry traded sharp accusations over Iraq and the war on terror on Monday, with Bush condemning Kerry's "strategy of retreat" and Kerry saying the administration's Iraq policy had been "hijacked by ideologues."
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - The presidential candidates found new ways to go negative Saturday, President Bush accusing his Democratic challenger of putting politics ahead of the war on terror and Sen...
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President Bush might have been able to say it was simply a slip of the tongue when he confused two terrorists in a campaign speech Monday in New Hampshire. Trouble is, he's made the same misstatement at least 10 times before.
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A narrowed field of White House hopefuls sparred about nuclear terrorism, immigration and one another as they faced off in a double-feature debate in New Hampshire on Saturday, just three days before the state holds the first-in-the-nation primaries.
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The leading candidates in Australia&#39;s national elections have very different positions on the country&#39;s role in the war on terror.