Bush calls for unity in war on terror during Capitol address
President Bush urged a united front against terrorism in a prime time speech watched by lawmakers and security personnel. He contrasted global resolve with plans for a new homeland security office to coordinate counterterrorism across FBI CIA National Guard and local agencies.
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Kansans praise president in unity filled address
Kansas lawmakers describe the speech as a unifying plan outlining future action against terrorism. They credit the president with delivering hope and resolve while stressing it signals protracted global warfare rather than a short campaign. The presence of the British prime minister is noted as a sign of allied support.
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