Bush to Avoid Sneak Peek at Jobs Data
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Financial markets may be all ears on Thursday night for hints about August job growth from President Bush, but they will be listening in vain since he plans to purposely avoid an early peek.
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The Bush administration argued in court papers this week that the White House Office of Administration is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act as part of its effort to fend off a civil lawsuit seeking the release of internal documents about a large number of e-mails missing from White Ho...
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President Bush's plans to help spur job creation in his second term:
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President George W. Bush made the most of lukewarm job creation data, hoping to ward off nagging worries about the US economy as he opened a two-day, six-stop courtship of key battleground states.
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President George W. Bush stayed mum  on his preferred candidate in the U.S. presidential race on  Thursday, but dropped plenty of hints about what he thinks are  the top qualifications for the job.
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U.S. employment likely bounced back  in August after disappointing gains in June and July, analysts  said on Wednesday, offering some consolation to President Bush  ahead of the November election.
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President Bush would veto legislation championed by Democrats and labor groups that would make it easier to organize unions by eliminating employer rights to demand secret-ballot elections, the White House said Wednesday.
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According to the government&#39;s own labor reports, George W. Bush is the first president since Herbert Hoover to preside over a net loss of jobs during his administration.
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WASHINGTON - The Bush administration released a new economic forecast for 2005 on Friday in which it boosted growth forecasts slightly from a year ago but cut back sharply on its estimates of new jobs.
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The Bush administration wants better information from inventors and to allow public scrutiny of applications.
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President Bush understands there is growing U.S. concern over his handling of the Iraq war but will not rely on polls to determine when to withdraw troops, his spokesman said Sunday.
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The presidency comes with powerful tools that can help incumbents keep their jobs: a mighty public-relations machine, a bully pulpit, a famous airplane. Yet President Bush has been powerless to halt a recent tide of bad news, from surging violence and missing weapons in Iraq, to missteps by his own campaign, to a potentially damaging new probe by his own FBI.
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The Bush administration, after being ridiculed by Democrats for an overly optimistic jobs forecast this year, yesterday significantly reduced its forecast for new jobs that will be created in 2005. It slightly boosted its estimate for overall economic growth.
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President Bush tried in advance today to deflate a report that will undercut some of his rationale for the Iraq war.
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President Bush says he won't weigh in on the 2008 presidential campaign, at least not until after the primaries. He showed Monday, though, that he has no intention of staying out of lower-ticket contests.
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US employers added 96,000 workers in September, fewer than expected, in the last jobs report Americans will see before deciding between President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry in November.
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President Bush had been hoping to wave a glowing September jobs report in John Kerry&#39;s face for the rest of the presidential campaign.