Cheney Praises Bush as Protesters Flood New York
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Vice President Dick Cheney, arriving in New York on the eve of the Republican convention on Sunday, praised President Bush's response to the Sept. 11 attacks while tens of thousands of protesters opposed to the administration flooded the city's streets.
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Activists and police are preparing for a tense standoff and possible violence on New York streets when hundreds of thousands gather to decry the Iraq war and Bush administration polices during the Republican convention.
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NEW YORK - On the eve of the Republican National Convention in New York, thousands turned out on a scorching day to protest the policies of President George W. Bush and his administration.
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Activists and police are preparing for  a tense standoff and possible violence on New York streets when  hundreds of thousands gather to decry the Iraq war and Bush  administration polices during the Republican convention.
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More than 100,000 demonstrators swarmed Manhattan&#39;s streets loudly, exuberantly and peacefully Sunday, seizing the limelight on the eve of the Republican National Convention
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NEW YORK - Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the fortified streets of Manhattan on Sunday to protest President Bush's foreign and domestic policies as Republican delegates gathered to nominate the president for a second term.    A day ahead of the start of the Republican National Convention, protesters gathered 20 blocks south of the convention site...
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NEW YORK - Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched past a heavily fortified Republican convention hall on Sunday, chanting denunciations of the Bush administration and the war in Iraq as delegates flocked to the city to nominate President Bush for four more years in the White House.    Vice President Dick Cheney campaigned his way into the convention city three days ahead of the president, praising him as "calm in a crisis, comfortable with responsibility and determined to do everything needed to protect our people." He spoke on Ellis Island, framed by a Manhattan skyline altered irrevocably by terrorism...
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A handful of protesters were arrested at the Republican convention on Thursday night as President Bush accepted the party's nomination for another term, and thousands of people on the street near the convention chanted "No More Bush."
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An "unemployment" line of thousands snaked through New York on Wednesday to mark jobs lost under President Bush in a quiet protest a day after street scuffles and the arrest of more than 1,000 demonstrators.
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The tone has changed in e-mails this Vermont town has been receiving on its proposal to issue warrants for the arrests of President Bush and Vice President Cheney. Now, more people are supporting the resolution.
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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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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators carrying colorful banners and shouting "no more Bush" took to the streets of New York on Sunday, the day before the Republican convention was to open, to decry the U.S.-led war in Iraq and President Bush's policies.
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Protests -- and arrests -- began in New York on Thursday, days before the start of the Republican convention, where President Bush will be nominated for re-election in a city that voted overwhelmingly for his opponent four years ago.
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New York is offering peaceful protester discounts at shops, restaurants and hotels for hundreds of thousands of demonstrators set to rally against President George Bush during the Republican convention.
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WASHINGTON -- President George W. Bush attended church services across the street from the White House, where the minister offered prayers this morning for Dick Cheney.
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More than 100,000 angry protesters jammed the broiling streets of midtown Manhattan on Sunday, raging against the Bush administration as Republicans, on the eve
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NEW YORK Aug. 29, 2004 - Protesters poured into Manhattan&#39;s streets by the thousands Sunday to protest the war in Iraq and demonstrate against other Bush administration policies on the eve of the Republican National Convention.