Bush faces GOP pressure and convention support split
The piece argues Bush will not exit voluntarily as Republicans meet in Houston for a convention sequel to the New York event. It notes prominent conservatives and former rivals will back him, but many GOP critics aim to pressure him on abortion civil rights and policy. The column predicts a post convention bounce for Bush yet questions whether enough conservatives will stay engaged.
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Protest groups plan action at GOP convention in Houston
Demonstrators from gay rights activists to the Ku Klux Klan head to Houston for the Republican National Convention to spotlight abortion, the environment and other issues. Organizers expect larger protests than at the Democratic gathering in New York, while some groups plan outside demonstrations and a staged rally area near the Astro Dome with security and staging facilities in place.
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Congress Votes On Abortion Counseling And Highway Funds
Congress votes show House overturns Bush era ban on abortion counseling at federally funded clinics by 251 to 144. Senate fails to override veto with a 107 to 0 pass for a family planning funds reauthorization. Senate rejects a proposal to boost highway money to certain states by 39 votes, and blocks a 25 percent rise in grazing fees on public lands with 50 to 44. Not voting: Harkin.
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