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Editorial urges President George W. Bush to harness presidential clout by convening top leaders across parties for crisis management. Cites Bob Dole on inclusive, nonpartisan planning, calls for immediate decisive leadership and unity to address health care, economy, armed forces, and war efforts. Encourages Kr new proactive approach before inauguration.
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Bush must lead on economy and Iraq after election
Jim Hoagland argues Bush earned a mandate only to do better not more of the same, urging inclusive governance with Democrats and center Republicans. He warns of deficits, calls for cabinet turnover, and stresses urgent leadership on Iraq and economic policy to future-proof a lasting legacy.
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Bush victory reshapes U S politics and courts
Conservatives celebrate Bush win as he defeats Kerry with a clear majority, gains Senate seats, and paves the way for Supreme Court nominations. Democrats lose influence on Social Security, tax code reform, and same sex marriage, while NRA gains boost gun rights advocacy. Exit polls collapse amid controversy and postelection debates. Cal Thomas notes turning point in U S politics.
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Louisville banker urges KS endowment in downtown redevelopment
A Louisville financier Maurice Johnson spoke at the Blu Eight Cities Conference urging University and endowment involvement in central city redevelopment. He argued University cities should radiate light and urged Kansas University to lead in urban improvement across towns.
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