New York protests set record arrests at 2004 GOP convention
The article reports New York police tallying 1,765 arrests linked to convention protests, surpassing Chicago 1968 and Miami Beach 1972. It notes antiwar and anti globalization activism swelling crowds, with ACT UP group infiltrating the Madison Square Garden floor.
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Anarchists from Lawrence Arrested in New York
Lawrenc e anarchists were arrested in New York amid a large protest day that saw police detain more than 1 000 demonstrators. The total arrestees from Lawrence were estimated at 12 to 20, with seven of eight detained Tuesday. Officials could not confirm names or conditions, while local supporters described the detainees as in good shape after hours in custody. News emerged of bookings at Pier 57 and later facilities as families and organizers sought information.
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Bush promises and broken pledges from 2000 campaign
A look at President Bush's 2000 pledge list shows tax cuts and education changes achieved, but Social Security reform, broad bipartisanship, and some welfare goals largely unmet. 9 11 and wars shifted priorities, creating a mixed record on promised reforms. Critics argue his rhetoric contrasted with bipartisan collaboration.
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Cheney assails Kerry's credentials in prime time
Cheney delivers a hard edged attack on John Kerry calling him indecisive and a dangerous opponent. He portrays Kerry as a flip flopper whose views have changed on national security, while praising Bush as a steady leader who can keep America secure. Zell Miller earlier assailed Kerry as repeatedly voting against weapons programs.
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Republicans Embrace Negative Attacks In Bush Kerry Race
The piece argues Republicans push hardball critiques to shape perception as Kerry faces a rough, ongoing negative campaign. It cites past examples from Dukakis to Bush and notes polls showing Kerry’s post convention boost fading amid swift boat criticisms. It quotes Adam Clymer supporting the effectiveness of negative attacks.
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