Bush faces global disapproval and domestic deficits in 2004
Harlan Graber argues that a Global Market Insite poll shows low international support for George W. Bush and highlights record deficits and job losses since 2000. The piece questions Republican loyalty versus welfare and urges voters to consider foreign policy and economic performance.
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Kerry Must Face War Toll Over Bush Policy
Column argues Kerry should emphasize the war’s death toll and costs than politics. It claims over 1,000 American soldiers are dead, many injured, urging focus on flag draped coffins and the higher toll beyond financial expense.
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Bush’s resolute stance questioned amid Iraq doubts
Letter writer Charles C. Godwin questions President Bush’s firmness as direction seems wrong. He argues certainty without outcomes resembles insanity and notes Saddam’s brutality but says he was not a direct threat. He asks how many American lives voters would sacrifice for Iraq aid.
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Coralville
Bush Campaign Message Emphasizes Leadership and Security
A reader urges support for President Bush highlighting decisive leadership after Sept 11. The piece contrasts Bush's stance against terrorism with Kerry’s votes on intelligence budgets and weapons systems, urging a vote for Bush to protect families and national security.
Cheney remarks on Kerry lack dignity in campaign clash
Iowa City columnist Gerene Denning notes Vice President Cheney fails to show honor. She argues Kerry is intelligent and patriotic and defends the country, while questioning the Bush Cheney campaign's conduct.
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President vows to protect America amid security debate
The speaker stresses protecting the nation and condemns policies seen as riskier. Mention is made of anger over allowing terrorist attacks and a call for better intelligence to avoid mistakes. Implicit reference to John Kerry and Iraq policy appears in the excerpt.
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