This Year, President Sticks Close To Home For Thanksgiving
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The President also called members of the military stationed around the world, most of them deployed to the Middle East. It was a dual celebration: His twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara, marked their 23rd birthdays on the family&#39;s ranch.
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Many of the millions of Americans making pilgrimages by land, air or sea to visit family and friends this holiday season will invoke a higher power to ensure their safe arrival. -The Washington Post
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Long lines formed at airports well before daybreak Wednesday, and some drivers in the South saw winter hit the roads early as millions of Americans made the annual dash home for Thanksgiving. The AAA estimated that 38.3 million people would travel 50 miles or more for Thanksgiving &#151; up a million from last year.
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There probably will not be any polished silver, napkin rings or acorn craft centerpieces, but Martha Stewart&#39;s Thanksgiving is sure to be unique this year.
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President George W. Bush spared the life of the nation&#39;s Thanksgiving turkey Wednesday after an election to name the bird, which he reported was &quot;neck and neck.
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When disaster strikes, it can be catastrophic but the President's official home has a relatively good record of preventing conflagrations
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Higher gasoline prices, hotel rates and air fares aren&#39;t expected to deter travelers this Thanksgiving. Instead, a record number of people will be on the road and in the air this year, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic.
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Thanksgiving didn&#39;t start out as planned for many holiday travelers who began the long weekend stuck in airports or creeping along highways after fierce storms dumped snow in the Midwest.
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The president who loves to get home to his own bed is planning more nights on the road.
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With less than two months until the November 2 election, President George W. Bush is working to shore up support among his staunchest supporters even as he courts undecided voters.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 2004 -- On the campaign trail, President Bush promised a bold domestic agenda, a commitment he reiterated today, starting with a pledge to keep taxes low.
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President Bush has turned his attention to domestic policy, seeking to leave historic stamps on the graduated tax code, the health care system and Social Security, all hallmarks of Democratic rule.
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Travelers flying for the Thanksgiving holiday wait in lines and move through Logan International Airport in Boston, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004, during one of the busiest travel times of the year.
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The month of November in a US presidential-election year is not supposed to be particularly eventful, but this year may be an exception, in the light of the gathering storm over
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President Bush kicked off his Thanksgiving vacation on his ranch near here with a visit Wednesday from King Juan Carlos and Queen Sophia of Spain.
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In a close race, Bush and Kerry know the little things can matter most. A guide for those scoring at home
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President Bush will be confronted by  strong domestic and foreign policy challenges as he begins a  second term this week that will go a long way toward  determining his place in the pantheon of American presidents.