Bush declines NAACP speech in Philadelphia confrontation
President Bush refused an invitation to address the NAACP convention in Philadelphia citing harsh comments from the group’s leadership. He said relations with current leaders are essentially non existent, while praising some members and seeking support in other ways. NAACP President Kweisi Mfume plans a response at a news conference.
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Senate report questions Iraq war rationale and CIA role
The Senate Intelligence Committee report questions two Bush era justifications for the Iraq war. It finds no evidence of CIA coercion to inflate WMD claims, but suggests White House responsibility for overstated ties to al Qaeda. Bush defends actions, emphasizes Saddam’s capacity to produce weapons.
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Kerry Distances From Crude Fundraiser Remarks
Kerry and Edwards avoided condemning the performers harsh words at a Manhattan Radio City Music Hall fundraiser that raised 7.5 million dollars. The campaign praised the event’s spirit while critics urged release of the tape to prove hypocrisy of the value message.
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FBI Appeals to U S Muslims to Help Thwart Terror Threat
The FBI increases outreach to Muslims, Arab-Americans, and Sikhs across 56 field offices to obtain tips amid intelligence suggesting al Qaida plans a major attack this summer or fall. Attorney General Ashcroft backs the push and a security bulletin urges vigilance around energy facilities, while noting no specific credible threat.
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