U S must face Iraq reality by Trudy Rubin
Trudy Rubin argues Bremer actions show willingness to reverse errors in Iraq, but the United States must admit the true cost and commit more short term resources. She warns the Bush administration must fund security, reconstruction, and communications, or risk chaos and a fragile governing council.
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Bush campaign signals different path from his father
The piece notes that George W. Bush opts for an earlier fundraising start than his father in 1992, with Karl Rove steering the effort. It contrasts Boosted by a quicker Texas swing with the elder Bush who faced delays and a thyroid illness, while acknowledging other differences in strategy and personnel.
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Bush poised for 2004 victory despite Iraq turmoil
Carl I. Leubsdorf notes that unlike his father, President Bush benefits from a focus on national security amid Iraq turmoil. The economy and Democratic domestic aims may lag, while the war on terror fuels his bid. Nader or Perot vote dynamics could help Bush by drawing Democratic voters.
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