Bush Now Saying &#39;We Will Win&#39; Terror War
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 31, 2004 - President Bush will tell the nation&#39;s largest veterans&#39; group Tuesday that &quot;we will win&quot; the war on terror, seeking to quell controversy and Democratic criticism of his remark
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In announcing yesterday that he would release the key judgments of a controversial National Intelligence Estimate, President Bush said he agreed with the document's conclusion "that because of our successes against the leadership of al-Qaeda, the enemy is becoming more diffuse and independent."
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Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, seizing on President Bush's suggestion that victory in the war on terrorism might not be possible, declared Tuesday that "we can, we must and we will win the war on terror."
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Courting veterans and farmers, US President George W. Bush promised "we will win" the war on terrorism one day after a broadcast in which he said a conventional victory was impossible.
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President Bush said he sees fresh signs John Kerry &quot;fundamentally misunderstands&quot; the war on terror. At a rally in New Mexico, the president jumped on a New York Times Magazine interview in which the Democrat
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Heralded as &#39;major victory against terror,&#39; US government now says it made too many mistakes. In a move that the BBC reports could not be worse timing for President Bush as he goes in front of the nation Thursday
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US President George W. Bush and his Pakistani counterpart Pervez Musharraf promised here on Wednesday to strengthen cooperation in the war on terror and in the areas of trade and economy.
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President Bush told Marines Tuesday that Iraqi insurgents have suffered a &quot;severe blow&quot; but are not defeated, as he sought to boost US troop morale and prepare
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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 George W. Bush vowed on   Monday to Osama bin Laden "America will find you," as he marked   five years since the September 11 attacks with a call for   American unity and a plea for support for the Iraq war.
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President Bush said Thursday the war against Islamic militants was like last century's fight against Nazis and communists and that a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq would lead to its conquest by America's worst enemies.
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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.  11, 2001, attacks transformed his presidency.
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WASHINGTON -- President Bush delivered a sober assessment of the war in Iraq Monday, acknowledging that recent terrorist bombings were proving to be &quot;effective propaganda tools.
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In a sharply worded challenge to President Bush, Democratic Sen. John Kerry said emphatically Wednesday that the war on terror is a winnable one and &quot;extremism has gained momentum&quot; as a result of administration policies in Iraq.
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President Bushâs remarks came the morning after the Senate handed the White House a major victory by voting to broaden the governmentâs spy powers.
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President Bush is beginning a series of speeches defending the "war on terror", as mid-term polls loom.
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President George W. Bush, reacting to a video warning by Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, said the United States would not &quot;be intimidated or influenced by an enemy of our country.&quot;