Bush, George W.
Veteran Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward has published a new book, "Plan of Attack," which has ignited a firestorm of controversy surrounding President George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq. Woodward's book, which reached the number one spot on Amazon.com's bestseller
Bush, George W.
President Bush had decided to force Saddam Hussein from power two months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, according to a new book by Bob Woodward of The Washington Post. The book, "Plan of Attack," reveals that Bush ordered the Pentagon to produce a war plan for Iraq,
Bush, George W.
President George W. Bush stated in a rare prime-time news conference that the United States is committed to changing Iraq and the world, and that "finishing the work of the fallen" might require sending more troops. He emphasized that backing down would be a mistake, as it would
Bush, George W.
National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice testified before a congressional commission yesterday, answering questions about what more the Bush administration could have done to prevent the September 11 terrorist attacks. Rice's testimony was marked by her sincerity and well-prepared responses, which highlighted the complexities of the intelligence failures leading
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The presidential campaigns of President Bush and Senator John Kerry are sharpening their focus on job creation and fiscal responsibility, reflecting growing concerns about the economy's performance. On Monday, President Bush emphasized his commitment to job creation, highlighting the March employment figures that exceeded expectations, while also touting
Bush, George W.
In a significant reversal, President George W. Bush has decided to allow his national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, to testify before the 9/11 commission under sworn oath, a move that is seen as part of a larger pattern of the administration backing down under pressure. This development comes after
Bush, George W.
Condoleezza Rice, the president's national security adviser, has recounted a conversation between President Bush and Richard A. Clarke, the top counterterrorism adviser, on the day after the September 11 attacks. According to Ms. Rice, President Bush asked Mr. Clarke to investigate whether Iraq was involved in the attacks,
Bush, George W.
Richard Clarke, the former top counterterrorism adviser to President Bush, has published a memoir that undermines the administration's key stance on the war on terror. In his book, "Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror," Clarke argues that President Bush failed to grasp
Bush, George W.
A ferocious dispute erupted in the White House over Richard A. Clarke's claims in his new book, "Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror," that President Bush instructed him to investigate the possibility of a link between Saddam Hussein and the September 11
Bush, George W.
As the presidential election heats up, Senator John Kerry is gearing up for a 20-city fund-raising tour, while President Bush is changing his focus from high-dollar events to more targeted mail and phone solicitations. With tens of millions of dollars in the bank, Mr. Bush is shifting his strategy, raising
Bush, George W.
Incumbent President George W. Bush is predicted to be reelected in November, thanks to his overwhelming fundraising advantage, strong support among self-identified Republicans, and effective message discipline. However, challenger John Kerry is gaining momentum due to the left-leaning groups' assault on the president, his ability to promise aggressive action
Bush, George W.
A new phase of name-calling and attacking has been initiated in the presidential election as Senator John Kerry and President George Bush have put up millions of dollars in television advertisements. Senator Kerry quickly countered a policy advertisement by President Bush that misrepresented Kerry's tax plan, emphasizing his
