Economists say Bush Kerry job plans both fall short
Economists say both campaigns overestimate job creation. Bush touts nearly 1.9 trillion in tax cuts and energy expansion, while Kerry backs tax relief for small firms and limits onoutsourcing. Experts warn deficits would stay high and hiring may lag without broader reforms.
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Bush and Kerry spar in final three week sprint
President Bush and Senator Kerry crammed for the final debate with Bush taunting Kerry in Colorado Springs and Tempe while Kerry prepared in Santa Fe New Mexico. Edwards and Cheney sparred on policy as the race tightened with three weeks to Election Day.
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Watch Party Debates Tonight at KU and Old Chicago
Kansas University's Dole Institute of Politics will screen the presidential debate with a brief introduction by Diana Carlin dean of KU's Graduate School and International Programs. Douglas County Democratic Party sponsors a watch at Old Chicago 2329 Iowa in the far north room starting at 8 p.m.
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Democrats anger KC station over Kerry film airing
Lawrence Democrats protested as WB 62 in Kansas City planned to broadcast Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal. The program, seen by Republicans as biased, airs Oct 21 amid national debate over Sinclair Group’s political content and potential influence on the presidential race.
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KU professor signs letter on Bush policies
Deborah Gerner, a Kansas University political science professor, joined more than 650 foreign affairs experts in an open letter urging a shift in U.S. Iraq policy. The signatories, diverse across the political spectrum, call the Iraq war the most misguided since Vietnam and advocate multilateral action and drawing down forces to focus on al Qaida and other real threats.
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