Will Bush get a bounce?
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They arrived in New York City by airplane, chartered bus and by cab. They will hear from Arnold, Rudy and Liddy. They will party in restaurants, arenas and even the zoo.
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US stock futures predict that Wall Street will open sharply higher this morning on expectations that President Bush will likely win the election.
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ST. LOUIS  - President Bush seeks to rebound from  his poor showing last week when he faces Sen. John Kerry on  Friday night in a second debate that is sure to focus on the  Iraq war and a lackluster U.S. economy.
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Conditions are less than ideal, let us say, for President George W. Bush's last state of the union speech, to be delivered today. This is an administration that had precious little to boast about even before the economy began to nose-dive - a calamity that may not yet be plain in the figures but was certified by the Federal Reserve's dramatic interest rate cut last week. One wonders, how much worse can things get for this White House?
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President Bush&#39;s postconvention bounce in state and national polls has left Democratic challenger John F. Kerry with a smaller battlefield upon
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Hiring is picking up and President Bush is on track to preside over job growth in his second term, shedding the Herbert Hoover label of being the first president since the Great Depression to lose jobs under his watch. But don't expect a revival of the booming 1990s.
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President Bush faces a daunting array of challenges -- complicated by Asia's tsunami disaster -- that will be pivotal in determining how much momentum he can generate for the intensely ambitious agenda of his second term.
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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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INVESTORS and traders lean to the Republicans, but the Dow is sending a signal that George W. Bush is going to lose office. Since 1904, the incumbent has failed to win re-election if the Dow falls by 0.5 per cent or more in October.
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WASHINGTON (Billboard) - With the Jan. 20 inauguration of  President Bush, visitors to the capital won't be able to swing  a cat next week without hitting a ball or party.
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President Bush likes a serene White House most Sundays. Every now and then, though, he is ready for rumble.
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NEW YORK: George W. Bush has received a significant lift from last week&#39;s Republican convention and would win the US election if it were held today, according to a Newsweek magazine poll released yesterday.
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On the campaign trail, belting out promises for the next four years, President Bush exudes confidence and optimism. Yet the reality of a second term is that Bush would be boxed in by many of the momentous decisions he made in the first.
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President Bush got a convention bounce even in heavily Democratic New York, a statewide poll reported Wednesday. The poll, from the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, showed
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Hurricane Katrina has many legacies for the Bush White House, none pleasant. One is the guarantee that as soon as disaster strikes in the United States, President Bush's every move is closely scrutinized to gauge the speed and tone of his response.
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President Bush's opponents call him lots of names but they don't call him timid. When it comes to taking risks, Bush has few peers. His second-term agenda is fraught with politically troublesome priorities, if not for Bush personally then for Republicans on the ballot in 2006 and 2008.
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Does Wall Street like Bush or Kerry? At this point, investors would be happy with having a clear winner by the opening bell on Wednesday, no matter who it might be.