Bush advisor: election may be turning point for GOP
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The man President Bush describes as the architect of his successful re-election campaign says this may be a turning point for the Republican Party, which has also expanded its majority in both houses of Congress.
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If President Bush defeats Democrat  John Kerry on Nov. 2, Republicans expect many new faces in a  second-term Bush Cabinet.
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Jeb Bush, who hasn't publicly picked a favorite in the Republican presidential race, privately is talking up the candidacy of Mitt Romney and steering some of his closest advisers to the campaign.
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President Bush gained momentum heading into next week&#39;s Republican National Convention in New York as a result of a war that ended more than 30 years ago.
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President Bush received a potential boost on Friday in his bid for re-election when a court ruled that independent candidate Ralph Nader, who experts believe helped
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President Bush&#39;s re-election makes it more likely Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist will retire soon. And Republican gains in the Senate mean the president has more flexibility
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Skeptics of President Bush's strategy in Iraq highlight his frequent optimistic assessment of conditions there. Bush has emphasized a series of "turning points" over the years that he said signaled more progress to come:
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House Republican leaders must consider President Bush's proposal for personal Social Security accounts "in the context of the 2006 midterm elections," their pollsters cautioned Tuesday in a confidential memo that said it will be difficult to sway workers nearing retirement, a key portion of the electorate.
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The president's decisive win may change future electoral math
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President Bush, who holds a sizable lead in some polls, still appears to be vulnerable to Democrat John Kerry among independent voters whose shifting loyalties could determine the winner of the November election, pollsters say.
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President George W. Bush&#39;s Republicans have suffered from sleaze revelations but will bounce back in elections next year, a top White House aide said Sunday after a senator&#39;s sex-scandal resignation.
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One near-certainty in this election of many uncertainties is that if the Electoral College can't pick a winner, George W. Bush will stay in the White House. That's because the House of Representatives is and will probably remain in Republican hands.
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BUSH: The president laid out his vision of the future, and now the real campaign will begin. In this space at the beginning of the week, we commented that the Republicans would put forward their most moderate
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They say this will be a "Democratic year." Many pundits predict that Republicans will lose the White House because President Bush is unpopular, the economy is in a tailspin, the Iraq war is unabated and a plurality of voters identify themselves as Democrats.
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The Republican National Convention set the tone and outlined the major positions of the Bush administration for the upcoming election.
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In the thick of an election campaign, President Bush has revived and retooled his argument that the U.S. must fight terrorists overseas or face them here. Despite the unpopularity of the Iraq war, some GOP candidates are borrowing Bush's line.
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In the calculation of the Bush administration, Iraq faces a turning point on Jan. 30, when the first authentic elections in modern history are to take place.