Bush: No "specific" terrorist threat before US elections
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US President George W. Bush said in an interview to be broadcast Monday that terrorists were weighing whether they could disrupt the November 2 US elections, but that he had no specific evidence of a plot.
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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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Appleton - US security officials say there is no evidence that al-Qaeda is planning an attack on America in the run up to Tuesday&#39;s presidential election.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that a victory for George W. Bush in the US presidential race would mean the United States had not allowed itself to be cowed by terrorists, the Interfax news agency reports.
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The threat of a major terror attack looms large over the first US presidential election since the horrific September 11, 2001, attacks as US voters must choose in less than two months between President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry.
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US President George W Bush highlights homeland security as polls suggest he and challenger John Kerry are neck-and-neck.
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Al-Qaida's threat to attack the United States before the Nov. 2 election is geared less toward affecting the outcome of the presidential race than toward making a violent statement to Islamic extremists worldwide, senior counterterrorism officials said Monday.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn.  - President Bush said on Tuesday  the war on terror could be won by America and explained away an  earlier comment that it could not be by blaming his lack of  articulation.
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President Bush is casting the war on global terrorism as the central issue of the midterm elections. But it's a risky political strategy.
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CRAWFORD, Texas  - President Bush said on  Wednesday it was important that elections in Iraq proceed as  planned next month, despite festering security concerns and the  withdrawal of a top Sunni party.
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Osama bin Laden jolted the US presidential election with a warning of new September 11 but brought a unified response from campaign arch-rivals John Kerry and President George W. Bush that America will not be intimidated.
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President Bush [related, bio] pointedly acknowledged today that US-trained Iraqi troops are not ready to take over their country&#39;s security, and cautioned that next month&#39;s elections there
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President Bush vowed on Friday the United States will not be intimidated by a pre-election warning from Osama Bin Laden and called Democrat John Kerry &quot;shameful&quot; for
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President George W. Bush,   seeking to fend off growing election-year discontent with the   Iraq war, said on Thursday his wars in Iraq and against   terrorism were keeping Americans safe.
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CRAWFORD, Texas  - President Bush cautioned on   Saturday the threat from a plot to detonate liquid explosives   on commercial flights may not have passed and denied Democratic   charges he was trying to use the crisis for political gains in   an election year.
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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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PARIS On the eve of the American presidential election, the US State Department has warned US citizens in Nordic and Baltic countries of a potential imminent terrorist attack in the region.