Bush Says Will Use Political Capital from Election
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President Bush said on Thursday he earned &quot;political capital&quot; from the 59 million people who voted for him and will use it to advance a broad agenda that includes protecting
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Bolstered by a hard-fought election victory, President Bush says the United States will vigorously pursue wars in Iraq and against terror and will not retreat from trying to spread democracy through the Middle East.
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President George W. Bush said he was optimistic about his chances of winning the US election as the campaign entered the final straight.
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President Bush said repeatedly on Tuesday that the United States will win its war against terrorism, trying to contain political damage from the doubt he expressed a day earlier.
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President Bush on Friday quickly tried to take political advantage of government data showing 144,000 new U.S. jobs were created in August as he opened his post-convention drive to the Nov. 2 election.
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President George W. Bush said he would refrain from commenting on the 2008 presidential race, insisting he would not become a &quot;pundit-in-chief.&quot;
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CRAWFORD, Texas President Bush is pointing to Osama bin Laden&#39;s words as a reason to push ahead with elections next month in Iraq.
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George W. Bush predicted he will be  re-elected president next week, saying in a newspaper interview  that the contest hinges on trust and he has proven he can lead  in tough times.
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President Bush, hoping to build on recent momentum in the White House race, delivers the biggest speech of his campaign on Thursday in the city where the Sept.
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President Bush acknowledged Monday that American military forces "can never guarantee 100 percent security" for Iraq's elections Jan. 30, but said the voting must proceed on schedule to let people choose democracy over terrorism.
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CAMP PENDLETON, California, Dec 7  - President George W. Bush said Tuesday that Iraqi elections scheduled for late next month &quot;will proceed as planned,&quot; with some 150,000 US troops there to bolster security.
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DALLAS: The first presidential election since the United States plunged into its epochal war on terrorism was finally handed off to voters on Tuesday, President Bush declaring the &quot;safety and prosperity of America&quot; is at stake and Democratic challenger
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President George W. Bush plans to visit eight of the most hotly contested states in his campaign for reelection, before his September 2 appearance at the Republican convention in New York, campaign officials said.
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President Bush speaks to reporters at his first news conference following his re-election at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building Thursday, Nov. 4, 2004 in Washington.
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US President George W. Bush was winding up his reelection campaign Monday with a last-minute effort in six of the swing states that could shape the outcome of Tuesday&#39;s presidential elections.
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President Bush set his re-election sights Sunday on the part of West Virginia that strongly supported him four years ago and where he hopes to build a big lead against rival John Kerry in November.
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Bush plans to emphasize building alliances, but without softening the policies that rankled many in his first term.