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Democratic Party vice presidential candidate John Edwards has sharpened criticism of the Bush Administration&#39;s conduct of the war in Iraq.
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CLEVELAND - Vice President Dick Cheney accused the Democratic presidential ticket Tuesday night of turning against the Iraq war for political gain. "We need a fresh start" countered Sen...
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Both presidential campaigns are looking for a boost at the other's expense Tuesday when Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic rival John Edwards square off for the only vice presidential debate of the 2004 election.
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Vice President Dick Cheney called Democrat John Kerry "out of line" for citing Cheney's lesbian daughter in a presidential debate, but Kerry said he was just praising "strong families," in a flare-up on Thursday rooted in an election-year battle over gay marriage.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire  - The Democratic presidential front-runners came under attack from a rival on Sunday for showing insufficient leadership on ending the war in Iraq in a debate in which the main target was President George W. Bush.
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Trading barbed attacks both personal and political, Vice President Dick Cheney and Sen. John Edwards each took liberties with the record in Tuesday&#39;s debate.
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Editor&#39;s Note: Both Democrats and Republicans show their discomfort with homosexuality -- and their willingness to use anything for political gain -- in the firestorm of debate surrounding comments about Vice President Dick Cheney&#39;s lesbian daughter.
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WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- It was no garden party in Cleveland Tuesday night, as Vice President Dick Cheney and Sen. John Edwards each attempted to put the verbal smackdown on his opponent in a tense and often contentious debate.
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Republicans and Democrats tore into each over war policy Tuesday, set off by a presidential speech the White House insisted was nonpolitical. A GOP leader said Democrats seemed "more interested in protecting the terrorists" than shielding fellow Americans.
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Our position is: Tough questions, sharp exchanges and opposing views on Iraq highlighted vice presidential debate. Voters again heard two distinct views of how to win the war in Iraq and confront terrorism during Tuesday night&#39;s vice presidential debate.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The vice presidential candidates took their debate over Iraq and domestic issues from one battleground state to another Wednesday, Dick Cheney contending that the Democrats have been "on the wrong side" of national security issues for years while John Edwards claimed the Republicans are "in denial about everything."   Cheney and Edwards traded jabs over jobs, judgment and Iraq in what largely was a hard-fought draw Tuesday night in Cleveland...
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WASHINGTON - It&#39;s being variously described as an awkward blooper, a memory lapse or a cheap shot that backfired. During Tuesday&#39;s vice presidential debate, Dick Cheney accused John Edwards of having one of the worst attendance records in the US Senate.
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On the campaign trail, Vice President Dick Cheney often jabs at Democrat John Edwards for his past as a trial lawyer, blaming his sort for "frivolous lawsuits" that raise health care costs. In turn, Edwards rails against Cheney's ties to the company he once headed, accusing the Republican of favoring his "friends" at Halliburton.
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Vice presidential debates rarely play a big role in White House races, but Tuesday's match-up between Vice President Dick Cheney and Sen. John Edwards promises a sharp clash of styles and more than the usual drama.
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Race and civil rights issues fuel the latest row between US Democratic rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Edwards and Cheney trade punches in their vice presidential debate
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DETROIT Sept. 12, 2004 - Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards on Sunday accused President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney of misleading Americans by implying a link between deposed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and the Sept.