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Red State vs. Blue State America
A new poll conducted by Zogby International for The O’Leary Report and Southern Methodist University’s John Tower Center from February 12-15, 2004 of 1,209 likely voters with a margin of error of +/- 2.8 percentage points found that if the election for president were held today, Democrat John Kerry would edge George W. Bush 46% to 45% in the “blue states” – or states won by Al Gore in the 2000 election. In the “red states,” or states won by George W. Bush in 2000, however, Bush wins handily by a 51% to 39% margin.
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God and the US presidential election
During a 2000 Republican presidential primary debate, then Texas Governor
George Bush cited Jesus Christ as his favorite political philosopher. The
2000 Democratic nominee, then Vice-President Al Gore, told a reporter that
he often asked himself: "What would Jesus do?" when making political de... [read
on]
CAMPAIGN NIGHTMARE:The damning testimony of former terrorism adviser Richard
Clarke has left the Bush team in disarray as their approval ratings begin to
decline Republicans fear the devastating revelations about their failure to
see al-Qaeda as an imminent threat before the Sept. 11, 2001 terror... [read
on]
The headlines sent Democratic hearts racing: Former White House
counterterrorism chief accuses the President of brushing off dire warnings
of an imminent al Qaeda threat before September 11, then fixating on
punishing Iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein even though no proof existed that
he was involved i... [read
on]
Republicans fear the devastating revelations about their failure to see Al
Qaeda as an imminent threat before the Sept 11 terrorist attacks have
seriously dented President George Bush's election campaign. At the end of a
week of hugely damaging publicity surrounding the allegations made by
Bush'... [read
on]
As
John Kerry campaigned across Ohio in the week before the state's primary,
some partisans and reporters did a double take after seeing a dark smudge on
his forehead. The dark spot was ash, administered at an Ash Wednesday
service at St. John Cathedral in downtown Cleveland. It was one of t... [read
on]
For 30 months, 9/11 was a huge political blessing for George W. Bush. This
week, the media halo fell off. Within the space of a few days, culminating
with his testimony to the Sept. 11 commission Wednesday afternoon, former
counterterrorism chief Richard Clarke did serious damage to a public-rel...
[read
on]
Republicans fear the devastating revelations about their failure to see al-Qaeda
as an imminent threat before the 11 September terrorist attacks have
seriously dented President George Bush's election campaign. At the end of a
week of hugely damaging publicity surrounding the allegations made by Bu...
[read
on]
UNTIL now, it has been an article of faith that President George Bush’s
stewardship of the nation after the September 11 attacks would help him win
re-election, granting this self-styled "war president" an automatic measure
of goodwill among many voters and shielding him from bad news about the
econ... [read
on]
Republicans fear the devastating revelations about their failure to see al-Qaeda
as an imminent threat before the September 11 terrorist attacks have
seriously dented United States President George Bush's election campaign. At
the end of a week of hugely damaging publicity surrounding the allegat... [read
on]
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