Kerry, Bush on Postwar Iraq and Its Costs
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A look at the positions of President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry on Iraq:
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US President George W. Bush accused Senator John Kerry of being dangerously fickle on Iraq, as the Democrat countered in their second debate that Bush had become a &quot;weapon of mass deception&quot; on the war.
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About six months before the United States invaded Iraq, then-White House economic adviser Lawrence B. Lindsey famously estimated that the war would cost between $100 billion and $200 billion. The prediction ended up being way too low: As of Sept. 30, congressional analysts recently estimated, the...
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ONALASKA, United States  - George W. Bush and his rival John Kerry traded blows over Iraq and taxes as they headed into the final week of their tight presidential race scrambling for late votes to swing the outcome.
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The latest report on Iraq's prewar weapons capacity produced a fiery exchange between President Bush and John F. Kerry on Thursday, with Bush asserting the report showed that Saddam Hussein was a danger even in the absence of weapons of mass destruction and Kerry charging that Bush had inflated the threat and was blind to evidence proving the war was a mistake.
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DENVER - In a last-minute flurry of accusations before their final debate, John Kerry tried to tie President Bush to record oil prices while the president charged that his Democratic opponent has totally misunderstood the war on terror.    On the way to the debate that will range over domestic issues from the economy to health care, Bush is reaching out to military supporters in Colorado Springs, where the war in Iraq is the chief concern...
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Democrat John Kerry sought to link the Iraq war to U.S. economic woes on Wednesday, calling President Bush's move against Baghdad a "catastrophic choice" that so far has drained &#36;200 billion in needed resources at home.
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Senator John Kerry and President George W. Bush clashed sharply over the war in Iraq last night, with Kerry accusing Bush of rushing to war without a plan and Bush countering that Kerry&#39;s vote against additional combat funding made him the wrong man to
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The economic cost of the Iraq war may be larger than what has actually been spent directly on the war.
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CLEVELAND Senator John Kerry and President George W. Bush clashed repeatedly over Iraq, with Kerry branding it &quot;the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time&quot; and saying he wanted all American troops home within four years, while Bush defended the
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WASHINGTON - On the eve of a foreign policy debate with President Bush, Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry said in an interview that his explanation of why he voted in favor of additional funding for the war in Iraq before voting against it was "one of those inarticulate moments" in the campaign.    Kerry ultimately voted against providing $87 billion for military operations and aid in Iraq and Afghanistan...
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WASHINGTON - Democrat John Kerry sought to link the Iraq war to U.S. economic woes on Wednesday, calling President Bush's move against Baghdad a "catastrophic choice" that so far has drained $200 billion in needed resources at home...
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The second presidential debate between President Bush and Sen. John Kerry was framed by lingering questions on Iraq and the economy.
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John Kerry said the war in Iraq showed that President Bush is not a good leader; Bush doubted Kerry's views on national security.
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TIPTON, Iowa  - Democratic White House challenger  John Kerry accused President Bush of mismanaging the war in  Iraq after a former top aide said the U.S. paid the price for  not deploying enough troops after last year's invasion.
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President Bush and Sen. John Kerry meet Friday in a debate rematch as a new poll shows a shift toward the Democratic challenger and amid more troubling news on Iraq.
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Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry on Wednesday challenged President Bush's decisions before and after the Iraq war and linked the &#36;200 billion cost of the war to economic woes in the United States.