Democrats frame response to Bush to shift toward diplomacy
Democrats led by Sen. Jim Webb challenge President Bush to end the Iraq war through strong regional diplomacy and a phased troop withdrawal. Webb, a former Navy secretary, urged not to abandon the war on international terrorism but to pursue a diplomatic plan as Reid and Pelosi vowed ongoing accountability.
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State of the Union highlights and reactions
Highlights from the State of the Union address include President Bush becoming the first to begin a message with Madam Speaker Nancy Pelosi. He defends Iraq escalation as the best chance for success while Democrats urge a new direction. Other topics cover job growth, inflation, wages, college costs, and immigration. Guests in the gallery include Wesley Autrey, Dikembe Mutombo, and five Iraqi veterans.
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