Republicans Salute Bush's Leadership After 9/11
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Republicans opened their four-day  national convention on Monday with a series of salutes to  President Bush's wartime leadership and repeated reminders of  his unwavering response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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NEW YORK - Republican National Convention co-stars Laura Bush and Arnold Schwarzenegger were commending President Bush to the country Tuesday for four more years in office, praising him for unflinching leadership in a time of national testing. "I am so proud of the way George has led our country with strength and conviction" in the war on terror, the first lady planned to say...
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Gov. George Pataki praised President Bush on Thursday night as a man of "supreme guts and rightness," qualities he said are necessary to protect the country after Sept. 11.
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Republicans who are standing up to Bush range from conservatives to moderates.
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NEW YORK - Republicans are turning to conditions at home after saluting President Bush as a wartime president whose leadership is "rock solid." California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger gets star billing on the second day of the party's convention as the GOP extends its outreach to moderate Democrats and independents...
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NEW YORK, Sept. 10 -- Beginning two days of solemn ceremonies to mark the fifth anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the nation's history, President Bush on Sunday laid two wreaths at Ground Zero before attending a memorial service in remembrance of the Sept. 11, 2001, victims.
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With September 11 still haunting the United States, both President George W. Bush and his Democratic rival, John Kerry, have received endorsements from families of the victims of the terrorist attack.
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NEW YORK - Republicans at their national convention portrayed President Bush as a strong wartime leader, adopting a platform endorsing his agenda and putting his and Vice President Dick Cheney's names in nomination for a second term.   "We will leave here with momentum that will carry us to victory in November," Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie said to a roar of approval as the convention got under way in Madison Square Garden...
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â-s Republicans demonstrated Monday night in tributes and speeches, you can&#39;t have a convention here without acknowledging 9/11.
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Republicans nominated President Bush  for a second four-year term in the White House on Tuesday with  ringing calls for his re-election from Laura Bush and Arnold  Schwarzenegger, who said the world was more free and America  more safe under his leadership.
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Republicans invoked the horrors of Sept. 11 on Monday to drive home their point that President Bush is a decisive leader in a dangerous world, unafraid to make tough decisions.
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NEW YORK - Buoyed by polls showing President Bush&#39;s ratings on the rise, top Republicans invoked images of Sept. 11 on Sunday as they prepared for a week contrasting Bush&#39;s leadership with what they called inconsistencies in John Kerry&#39;s Senate record.
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Republicans paid adoring tribute to Ronald Reagan at the GOP convention Wednesday, waving signs reading "Win One More for the Gipper" as they remembered the 40th president nearly three months after his death.
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Republicans opened their four-day national convention on Monday with salutes to President Bush&#39;s wartime leadership and repeated reminders of his response to the Sept.
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President Bush on Monday honored U.S. troops who have fought and died for freedom and expressed his steely resolve to succeed in the war in Iraq. "As before in our history, Americans find ourselves under attack and underestimated," he said.
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Republican National Convention co-stars Laura Bush and Arnold Schwarzenegger commended President Bush to the country Tuesday for four more years in office, praising him for unflinching leadership in a time of national testing. "I am so proud of the way George has led our country with strength and conviction" in the war on terror, the first lady planned to say.
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Republicans gather next week near the site of the country's worst terrorist attack to tout President George W. Bush's capacities as a wartime commander and launch him on his final run for re-election.