Bush&#39;s &quot;Win&quot; or America&#39;s Loss?
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kind of in between. When our activist group was out there, week after week, with signs protesting this war and this President, the reactions were startling.
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It goes without saying that the presidential election is fought and won in the media, primarily in its visual vanguard. So far nobody has claimed that the result of Bush-Kerry depends on how they fare in some newspaper interview.
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Our position is: President Bush must use a second term to protect and unify the nation. The tightness of this year&#39;s race for president speaks volumes about the unsatisfying choice facing voters: George W. Bush vs.
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I'm not sure what to think about this news.  I'm still stunned. I woke up this morning feeling betrayed, and shocked.  How could so many Americans be out of touch with reality?  How could so many Americans be so intolerant?  How could the Iraq war go unpunished?  The answer is that this is probably not the America I call home.  Kerry might not have been perceived better than Bush by most Americans but its clear that if this election were between Bush and *NOT* Bush - NOT Bush would have won in a landslide.  The silver lining might be that Bush will have to deal with the problem he created in Iraq.  This doesn't sit well with me as more Americans and Iraqis will die in a needless war.  In the ...
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American allies in Asia hailed the re-election of President Bush as a victory for the global war on terror and expressed hope his second term would help defuse nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula. Others in the region feared another Bush term could lead to more global turmoil.
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At this point it appears that the US presidential election will remain a neck-and-neck race right down to the wire; however, it is interesting that both President George W Bush and Senator John Kerry share the same fundamental beliefs about America&#39;s role
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Current national public opinion polls released at the end of last week vary. Some show President Bush&#39;s emerging as a 13 point leader, while others reflect a statistical dead
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It must have seemed like just the ticket at the time. But it turns out that choosing New York City as US President George W. Bush&#39;s national stage for re-election at the Republican convention might not have been the best plan.
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CLEVELAND Sept. 4, 2004 - Good news, or bad? President Bush and Democrat John Kerry have differing takes about the vitality of the nation&#39;s job market a question that&#39;s heating up this year&#39;s race for the White House.
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The report on WMD is the latest blow to the White House claim that the war is nearly won, writes Glenn Kessler. The release of Wednesday&#39;s definitive account on Iraq&#39;s weapons - and its conclusion that Iraq
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Two new opinion surveys in the United States paint very different pictures of the presidential race. A USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll of more than 1,000 people gives President Bush an eight-point lead over challenger John Kerry among all registered voters.
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WASHINGTON : The US presidential election produced the one result the financial markets feared most: no result at all. The White House claimed victory for President George W. Bush after Tuesday&#39;s vote but
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Two new national polls are giving widely divergent views as to whether President Bush&#39;s post-convention bounce has solidified or evaporated.
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A win by Democratic challenger John Kerry in next week&#39;s US presidential election may give stocks a lift, if history is any guide.
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WASHINGTON (CP) - It&#39;s been a fractious, bitter US election war, a see-saw battle for the hearts of Americans deeply divided about whether President George W. Bush deserves a second term.
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TONY EASTLEY: There are a lot of worried Democrats in the United States, concerned not so much about gains that George W Bush may have made but because of what their own candidate has failed to do.
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For friends and enemies abroad who have been wondering who&#39;s really in charge of US foreign policy, the answer is now unmistakable: A victorious and newly confident President George W. Bush is running the show.