Democrats eye 2004 bids as Bush faces intra party pressure
Debates over a possible 2004 challenge center on within party rivals to Bush, including Bill Bradley, Tom Daschle, Gray Davis, Dick Gephardt, John Kerry, Bob Kerrey, Joe Lieberman, and veterans Joe Biden and Tom Harkin. Analysts note Gore remains a potential candidate despite recent losses.
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Untouchable GOP Cabinet list shapes Bush early team
The 50 50 Senate blocks cabinet picks as 17 Republican senators are deemed untouchable due to potential party split. Bush leans on defeated rivals and names John Ashcroft Slade Gorton Spencer Abraham while pledging Democratic cabinet picks.
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