Dean, Howard
Senator John Kerry won a decisive victory in the Maine Democratic caucuses on Sunday, with about half of the vote, while Howard Dean trailed behind with about a quarter and Representative Dennis J. Kucinich secured about 15 percent. Kerry's win marked his first in 10 of the 12
Dean, Howard
The usually enthusiastic entertainment industry is lukewarm about this year's Democratic primary, with many Hollywood figures holding back on campaign contributions and endorsements. Despite a few high-profile advocates, the industry's overall contributions are lagging those of previous campaigns due to the new ban on unlimited "
Dean, Howard
With the Democratic primary season in full swing, Missouri is set to hold its primaries on February 3, featuring seven candidates, with front-runner John Kerry expected to win the state's prized 74 delegates. The condensed primary schedule has left candidates with limited time to campaign in the state,
Edwards, John (American politician)
The Democratic presidential candidates gathered at a debate in South Carolina on Thursday, criticizing President Bush's handling of Iraq and terrorism, as well as his stance on trade and the economy. The debate marked a shift in dynamics after Senator John Kerry's victories in the first
Edwards, John (American politician)
The Democratic Party's recent shift to the left is surprising many, with contenders like John Kerry and John Edwards rising to prominence with a populist agenda rooted in the Old Left's class warfare rhetoric. This narrative is distinct from the centrist Clinton Restoration, which was initially
Bush, George W.
As President Clinton's popularity soars, politicians are making a concerted effort to win over the Hispanic vote, recognizing its growing importance in US politics. The Latino community, now the largest minority group in the United States, is expected to account for 47% of the country's population
Bush, George W.
The Democratic National Convention highlighted the revival of traditional New Deal values, with leaders like Ted Kennedy, Jesse Jackson, and Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg emphasizing the party's commitment to economic justice and fairer income distribution. Vice President Al Gore and President Clinton are banking on this approach to appeal
Bush, George W.
The United States' drug policy has been a costly failure, with the number of Americans in prison for drug offenses multiplying by 10 since 1980, from 41,000 to 458,000 (Justice Policy Institute). Despite this, drugs are more available than ever, and more young people are using them.
Bush, George W.
The Republican Party's decision to hold its convention in gritty Philadelphia was initially puzzling, but it has turned out to be a masterstroke in crafting a compelling narrative. By juxtaposing the harsh realities of urban politics with the glamour of Hollywood, the G.O.P. has created a
Republican Party (United States)
Lynne V. Cheney, a 58-year-old woman and wife of Dick Cheney, is a highly influential figure with a national reputation for being a passionate opponent of "political correctness." She has been a leading cultural warrior and darling of the right, advocating for a more conservative approach to American
Republican Party (United States)
As the governors of Texas, both George W. Bush and Dick Cheney have benefited from the state's lucrative business climate. For Bush, the sale of his ownership stake in the Texas Rangers baseball team netted a significant profit of $14.9 million in 1999, from an initial investment
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
