Bush inaugural speech divides voters across bars
In Florida and across the country reactions to President Bush's inaugural address varied widely. Veterans praise its concise tone and unity call while others question his Iraq policy and leadership priorities. Opinions range from trust to skepticism amid mixed enthusiasm.
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Cheney Says He Misjudged Iraqi Recovery Pace
Vice President Dick Cheney said he overestimated Iraq’s postwar recovery pace due to Saddam Hussein’s enduring devastation. He cited the 1991 crackdown and mass killings as factors slowing progress, and he warned Iran’s nuclear program and terrorism ties demand caution, potentially prompting U N sanctions if diplomacy fails.
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Bush family surrounds president at inaugural swearing in
President George W. Bush is surrounded by his family including father George H. W. Bush and siblings at the inaugural ceremony. The event features Bush’s wife Laura and daughters Barbara and Jenna, who appear poised despite cold weather, as guests praise family support and tradition.
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Bush watches son take oath for second term as president
Former president George H W Bush observed as his son George W Bush was sworn in for a second term, sharing pride but avoiding tears seen at 2001. The two Bushes posed on the West Front, continuing a notable father son presidential lineage and marking a milestone in the family’s long political history.
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Inauguration protests clash with Bush parade in Washington
Anti-war demonstrators near the White House jeered President Bush as his motorcade passed police lined streets. Protesters rushed gates, burned a flag, and 400 to 500 spectators were briefly trapped. Police arrested at least 10, with injuries reported and pepper spray used at checkpoints.
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Inaugural Parade Showcases Bands Floats and Senators
Washington witnessed a 1.7 mile inaugural parade with 14 giant floats and over 70 marching bands as bands from Alaska to the lower 48 marched past Pennsylvania Avenue. Montana senators Max Baucus and Conrad Burns rode horseback, Jenna Bush greeted the crowd, while security and cold temperatures trimmed bleacher crowds and the Bushs watched from a bulletproof glass stand.
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