Bush, George W.
The Republican campaign's recent resort to injection of sectarian strife in American politics can have serious long-term damage. The controversy surrounding Bob Jones University's evangelism and its visit by George W. Bush highlights a growing alliance between conservative Roman Catholics and evangelical Protestants. This alliance, born
Bush, George W.
George W. Bush clawed back momentum in the Republican presidential primary by winning three states, Virginia, Washington, and North Dakota, on Tuesday. Despite McCain's efforts to portray himself as the true heir of Ronald Reagan, Bush won three registered Republicans in Virginia to every one who supported McCain.
Bush, George W.
As voters prepare to elect the next president of the United States, the issue of taxes has taken center stage, with candidates from both major parties offering competing proposals to allocate a projected $1.9 trillion surplus over the next decade. The core of the debate revolves around two main
Bush, George W.
The Republican governor's once-solid path to the nomination now faces unprecedented challenges as Senator John McCain continues to gain momentum, rattling the confidence of Bush's supporters and forcing the governor to retool his campaign strategy to stay competitive. Key Takeaways: * The Bush campaign's criticism
Bush, George W.
Senator John McCain, freshly defeated in South Carolina, delivered a defiant speech last night, vowing to grow stronger and portray Governor George W. Bush as a pretender to the reform mantle. Despite the magnitude of his 19-point loss, McCain asserted his commitment to reform and his status as a uniter,
Bush, George W.
As the Republican primary in South Carolina approaches its final days, the intense battle between Governor George W. Bush and Senator John McCain is reaching a fever pitch. With both candidates recognizing the critical importance of turnout in Saturday's vote, they are racing across the state, each employing
Bush, George W.
The Confederate flag flying over the capitol building in South Carolina is a highly contentious issue, with vice presidential candidate Al Gore and senatorial candidate Bill Bradley strongly advocating for its removal, citing it as a symbol of racism. In contrast, Republican candidates George W. Bush and John McCain avoided
Bush, George W.
As the Republican presidential primary heats up, Gov. George W. Bush's campaign is launching a multi-pronged attack on Sen. John McCain's claims of being a lone crusader against special interests in government. At the heart of the Bush strategy is the argument that McCain has made
Bush, George W.
Senator John McCain's decisive win in the New Hampshire primary has taken Senate Republicans by surprise, but rather than abandoning their candidate, George W. Bush, they believe it will ultimately boost his chances. Many Republicans see McCain's message as a potentially winning formula, particularly among independents.
Bush, George W.
As the Republican candidates converge on Manchester, New Hampshire, for the primary election, a crucial make-or-break moment for John McCain and Steve Forbes has resulted in intriguing alliances among the five Republican contestants. A symbiotic relationship has developed between Texas Governor George W. Bush and former U.N. diplomat Alan
Bush, George W.
George W. Bush, the Republican presidential frontrunner, kicked off a week-long battle with John McCain in New Hampshire yesterday, attempting to turn around his opinion poll deficit in the state. The Texas governor, fresh from his substantial victory in the Iowa caucuses, released a television ad asserting that his $483
Bush, George W.
As the Iowa caucuses confirmed, Texas Governor George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore are national front-runners for the presidential nominations, but they entered the snowy New Hampshire landscape with vastly different trajectories. Bush, who won broad support in Iowa, faces a widening gap with Arizona Senator John McCain
