Bush Campaign Says Bremer Didn&#39;t Agree with Commanders on Troop ...
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The Bush campaign is conceding that President Bush&#39;s top civilian official in Iraq didn&#39;t agree with military commanders there, when it came to the question of how many US troops were needed.
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President Bush fell short of meeting his military obligations during the Vietnam War and was not disciplined despite irregular attendance at required training drills, The Boston Globe said on Wednesday.
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President Bush on Monday called for the so-called 527 groups to stop airing political ads, but he did not directly condemn commercials by the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth that have attacked Sen. John Kerry&#39;s war record.
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President Bush yesterday blasted challenger John F. Kerry as unfit to be commander in chief because of his &quot;wild charges&quot; over
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WASHINGTON - Members of the military and their families say the Bush administration underestimated the number of troops needed in Iraq and put too much pressure on inadequately trained National Guard and reserve forces, according to a poll released Saturday.    This critical view comes from a military group that has a more favorable view of President Bush, Iraq, the economy and the nation's direction than Americans in general...
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President Bush, facing a growing Republican revolt against his Iraq policy, has rejected calls to change course but will launch a campaign emphasizing his intent to draw down U.S. forces next year and move toward a more limited mission if security conditions improve, senior officials said yesterday.
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GREEN BAY, Wis.  - Democratic challenger John  Kerry turned the tables on Republicans who call him unfit to be  commander in chief and said on Tuesday President Bush failed  the "fundamental obligation" of the job -- to keep America as  safe as possible.
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WASHINGTON Assertions by L. Paul Bremer 3rd, the former top US administrator in Iraq, that President George W. Bush had not sent enough troops to secure the country have put the White House on the defensive on Iraq policy and prompted Senator John Kerry
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President George W. Bush&#39;s Vietnam-era Texas Air National Guard commander complained in 1972 that Bush was going over his head to try to &quot;get out of coming to drill&quot; in Texas and later said higher
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Ambassador Paul Bremer, who ran the US provisional government in Iraq for more than a year, now claims the US military should have had more troops in Iraq to halt the widespread looting after the fall of Baghdad.
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President Bush said on Thursday U.S.  troop concerns about inadequate equipment for Iraq combat are  being addressed and he did not blame soldiers for raising the  issue with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
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In a debate rematch, President Bush defended his invasion of Iraq and said &quot;I wasn&#39;t happy when we found there weren&#39;t weapons&quot; that prompted his administration to go to war against Saddam Hussein.
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Army Gen. David Petraeus, the top  U.S. commander in Iraq, faced criticism from a Democratic  presidential contender on Tuesday over America&#39;s war strategy.
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Already scrambling to make up ground lost after last week's debate, US President George W. Bush's campaign was forced further on the defensive by a report that the White House knew before invading Iraq that key intelligence on the country's alleged nuclear weapons program was questionable.
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The Democratic Party questions President Bush's credibility on Iraq and the economy in a new campaign ad that shows the Republican on an aircraft carrier declaring an end to major combat under a "Mission Accomplished" banner.
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President Bush's campaign  acknowledged on Thursday that a television ad depicting  soldiers listening to Bush speak had been doctored so that some  of the faces of the soldiers appear more than once.
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BAGHDAD -- Iraq&#39;s top general yesterday rejected US President George W. Bush&#39;s criticism that some Iraqi troops were unwilling to fight insurgents and have deserted the battlefield, saying the president had been misinformed.