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 Kerry
Urges Bush to Ask More Nations to
Help in Iraq
Democratic presidential contender
John Kerry urged President Bush Thursday
to ask other nations to share in the
responsibility of rebuilding Iraq
as one response to the upsurge in
violence there. During a campaign
appearance in Wisconsin, Senator Kerry
continued his criticism of the president's
handling of the situation in Iraq.
Upsurge
in Iraqi Violence May Impact Election
The upsurge in violence in Iraq could
have important ramifications for the
U.S. presidential election campaign.
The new fighting has reignited a debate
in Washington over the Bush administration's
handling of the situation in Iraq.
Bush
Support for Gay Marriage Ban Increases
Debate
A national debate over whether homosexuals
should be allowed to marry one another
intensified Tuesday when President
Bush announced that he favors a constitutional
amendment that would prohibit same-sex
marriages.
Nader
Candidacy Sparks Anger Among Democrats
In U.S. presidential politics, Democrats
are furious and Republicans excited
by the prospect of another presidential
run by consumer advocate Ralph Nader.
Many Democrats believe Mr. Nader's
2000 campaign for president cost Democrat
Al Gore the White House. But this
time around could be a different story.
White
House Releases Bush Military Service
Records
The White House has released more
documents relating to the president's
military service during the Vietnam
War to answer opposition charges that
Mr. Bush failed to show up for some
of his National Guard duty.
Election
Issue: Transfer of American Jobs Overseas
The transfer of American jobs overseas
to cut the cost of doing business
has emerged as a key issue in the
battle for the Democratic Party's
presidential nomination between Massachusetts
Senator John Kerry and North Carolina
Senator John Edwards. |
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