2004 Presidential Endorsements
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Newspaper endorsements for President Bush, a Republican, or Sen. John Kerry, a Democrat, in the 2004 presidential campaign.
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TIME has just announced their person of the year 2004-- George W. Bush, our newly re-elected president. From the magazine: For sticking to his guns (literally and figuratively), for reshaping the rules of
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Bloomberg - Aug. 28 (Bloomberg) -- New York Senator Hillary Clinton and Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd won the first major endorsements from national unions, boosting their bids for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Democrat John Edwards to end bid for the White House ... Giuliani, 3rd in Florida, close to dropping out of race ... Washington Sen. Patty Murray to endorse Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Americans did not see a true presidential debate on September 30, 2004. What they saw was a carefully planned bipartisan press conference in which George W. Bush and John Kerry, acting through their corporate campaigns, agreed to appear and respond to questions. Third party candidates Michael Badnarik (Libertarian), David Cobb (Green), Ralph Nader (Independent), and Michael A. Peroutka (Constitution) were not invited to participate, despite having a mathematical possibility of obtaining enough electoral votes to secure the office of President of the United States.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is endorsed by Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana. Barack Obama gains the support of a former chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party, who is a fixture on the Iowa political scene.
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The Republican bloggers out there are getting a good chuckle out of endorsements for Kerry. Here in the US, many have endorsed Kerry and a large portion of those in the media who endorsed him have been more about tossing Bush than electing Kerry.
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Presidential candidates and the governors who have endorsed them:
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Newspaper endorsements in the 2004 presidential campaign between President Bush, a Republican, and Sen. John Kerry, a Democrat.
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These are the positions of Republican President Bush and his Democratic challenger, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, on some of the domestic issues in the 2004 presidential campaign:
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Major labor endorsements of Democrats made early in the 2004 and 2008 presidential primary seasons:
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Former President George H.W. Bush backs John McCain's efforts to increase support for the Iraq war in a new video, a telecast that aides to both men say shouldn't be construed as an endorsement of McCain's White House bid.
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Democratic presidential candidates and superdelegates who have endorsed them include:
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Job creation proposals of President Bush and Democrat John Kerry according to their campaign Web sites:
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By David Paul Kuhn. By Dick Meyer. By Dotty Lynch. By Bob Schieffer. (CBS) In a CBS News/New York Times poll out Sunday, President Bush has the support of 49 percent of likely voters to 46 percent for John Kerry.
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Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry, the  2004 Democratic presidential nominee, will endorse Sen. Barack  Obama in this year's White House race, an Obama campaign  spokesman said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK Aug. 29, 2004 - Republican maverick John McCain campaigns with President Bush. He&#39;s good friends with Democrat John Kerry.