Bush victory sparks renewed gay rights debate nationwide
In the wake of Bush's win supporters question if same sex weddings in San Francisco and Massachusetts helped rally conservative voters. Prominent figures cite moral values as a top concern in swing states while noting gains for openly gay candidates in Idaho North Carolina and Oregon amid the ballot measures.
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Bush sticks to rejection of greenhouse gas limits
President Bush opposes mandatory curbs on greenhouse gases despite a 300 scientist study from the US and seven nations showing Arctic temperatures rising. Kyoto treaty, signed by Putin, takes effect without US participation, while officials defend continued progress on climate issues.
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