Bush Says Democrats Fear Offending MoveOn More Than Military
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Bloomberg - Sept. 20 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush said Democratic presidential candidates are more afraid of offending ``left-wing groups&#39;&#39; like MoveOn.org than they are of insulting the U.S. military.
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President Bush, on a campaign swing in the West, is telling voters that the Democratic Party is weak-kneed on national security and shouldn't be trusted to hold the reins of Congress.
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Democrats on Tuesday accused President Bush of compromising New York&#39;s security, just two weeks before he accepts the nod for re-election at the Republican convention in the city that has been a prime terrorism target.
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President Bush warned on Wednesday that Democratic rival John Kerry did not understand the threats facing the United States, but Kerry said Bush's failure of leadership had weakened the fight against terror.
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Democrats are using the uproar over Walter Reed Army Medical Center as their latest cudgel to batter President Bush for his Iraq war policies as the administration shows signs it fears political damage from the revelations.
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President Bush, urging the Senate to pass the line-item veto, on Tuesday criticized House Democrats who didn&#039;t back the measure even though they&#039;ve called for federal spending restraint.
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President Bush, accused by Democrats of joining the National Guard to avoid going to Vietnam and then shirking his duty, told a Guard convention on Tuesday he is proud of his service but did not address lingering questions about his record.
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A Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee is cautioning Republicans against blocking a vote Monday on a resolution opposing President Bush's troop increase in Iraq
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Senate Democrats demanded Thursday that President Bush order a halt to personal attacks on the party's leader, Sen. Harry Reid, and expressed regret that they had failed to mount a stronger defense for his defeated predecessor.
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Top U.S. Democrats vowed on Sunday to raise pressure on President George W. Bush to shift strategy in Iraq by trying to revise the 2002 congressional resolution that authorized him to wage war.
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President Bush on Saturday described  John Kerry's tour of duty in Vietnam as more heroic than his  own service in the Air National Guard, saying his Democratic  rival had been "in harm's way."
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WILKES BARRE, Pa. - President Bush, in biting criticism of his Democratic challenger, said Wednesday that Sen...
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President Bush suggested on Wednesday that Democrat John Kerry's aggressive new attacks on the White House's Iraq policy show that the Massachusetts senator may not be up to the task of leading the broader war on terrorism.
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President Bush told House Democrats that he did not question the patriotism of those who disagreed with his Iraq strategy.
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A growing clamor among rank-and-file Democrats to halt President Bush's most controversial tactics in the fight against terrorism has exposed deep divisions within the party, with many Democrats angry that they cannot defeat even a weakened president on issues that they believe should be front and...
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A bill in the House of Representatives rebuking President George W. Bush's Iraq policy will voice support for US troops while expressing disapproval with Bush's plan to &quot;escalate&quot; America's military presence there, leading Democrats said.
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Democrats' ambitious plans to limit President Bush's war authority and force a change of course in Iraq are faltering amid party divisions over how quickly and aggressively they should act.