George W. Bush and the &#39;politics of fear&#39;
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President George W Bush&#39;s response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, has been a world-wide campaign to kill or capture the Muslim enemies of America - his so-called &quot;global war on
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Having George W. Bush question your military record must feel not unlike having Anna Nicole Smith question your intelligence. Surely, there is a weightless moment of disbelief, a struggle with a level of gall that just does not compute.
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In heavily symbolic television spots, President Bush&#39;s campaign uses prowling wolves to suggest that the country under Sen. John Kerry would be vulnerable to terrorists.
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"When we Americans first began, our biggest danger was clearly in view: we knew from the bitter experience with King George III that the most serious threat to democracy is usually the accumulation of too much power in the hands of an Executive, whether he be a King or a president. Our ingrained American distrust of concentrated power has very little to do with the character or persona of the individual who wields that power. It is the power itself that must be constrained, checked, dispersed and carefully balanced, in order to ensure the survival of freedom. In addition, our founders taught us that public fear is the most dangerous enemy of democracy because under the right circumstances it ...
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Odd things can happen when presidents no longer have to worry about re-election. George W. Bush embarks on another four years in the White House unleashed from election concerns for the first time in his presidency, raising questions about what he will do with the freedom of a second term.
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The US president is known as the &quot;leader of the free world.&quot; Were his election up to that free world, George W. Bush would be a goner.
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&#39;.the central lie of this campaign is the way Bush morphed Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein, the religious fanatic and the secular dictator.
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John Kerry&#39;s escalating criticism of George W. Bush&#39;s policy in Iraq raises a question fundamental to democracy: How far can the opposition go in attacking the president in the midst of a war?
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President George W. Bush has rewritten US foreign policy during four years at the White House, with the war on terror now taking priority and doubt cast on some traditional alliances.
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WHEN ASKED during the campaign to identify the most serious threat to our nation&#39;s security, President Bush was unequivocal: the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the possible use of these weapons by terrorists.
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The &quot;scare&quot; issues drawing headlines in the presidential race include flu shots, Social Security and the draft. But terrorism dwarfs all of them, in scale and ferocity.
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George W. Bush&#39;s presidency was meandering along until the Sept. 11 attacks gave it a purpose, and his vigorous response, drawing world praise that dissipated over his
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George W. Bush has often expressed his admiration for the yearning for freedom in Communist East Germany that led to the collapse of the Berlin Wall on his father&#39;s watch 18 years ago.
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Anxiety over the Bush administration&#39;s handling of Iraq and the economy may have voters in some states second-guessing who to send to the White House.
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Despite the continuing controversies over John Kerry and President Bush&#39;s Vietnam-era military service -- inflamed further because of the Dan Rather report on &#39;&#39;60 Minutes&#39;&#39; on Bush&#39;s time in the National Guard -- one unanswered question is why George W
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It focuses attention on the terror war, a Bush strength, but is also a reminder that the Al Qaeda leader remains at large. By Linda Feldmann | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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Fred Thompson&#39;s new role as a  presidential candidate means separating fact from fiction for  those Americans accustomed to seeing him in dramatic TV and  movie roles.