Kerry Bush clash over Iraq debate at University of Miami
Kerry and Bush traded lines on the Iraq war and terrorism policy during a 90 minute University of Miami debate. Kerry accused Bush of misdirecting efforts from Osama bin Laden while Bush portrayed Kerry as wavering and unreliable on national security. CBS and others noted Kerry's stronger performance with undecided voters, though Bush argued the war is the wrong choice at the wrong time.
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Miami University hosts first DebateWatch 2004 debate
About 300 students and faculty filled Laws Auditorium to watch the Kerry Bush presidential debate on foreign policy. Organizer Ben Voth said turnout exceeded expectations and several students shared strong opinions, with some shifting views after the event. DebateWatch will host two more forums ahead of the Vice Presidential debate.
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Edwards rallies in Columbus backing Kerry
Democratic vice presidential hopeful John Edwards addressed about 8,000 supporters in downtown Columbus after the debate. He criticized Bush and Cheney, touted Kerry’s plan, cited Ohio job losses and higher costs, and noted the youngster Essence Cheatam who introduced him.
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Deadly May Day Attacks Hit Baghdad Celebration
At a government celebration in central Baghdad a car bomb and a roadside explosive device killed and wounded dozens. U S forces reported three blasts caused by car bombs with ten soldiers wounded. Civilians, including many children, suffered heavy casualties as hospital staff described graphic injuries.
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Debaters draw mixed reaction from voters after debate
Voters from West Virginia and Michigan reacted with mixed views on the presidential debate. Allan Ramsey and Pam Russell described Bush as nervous and repetitive while saying Kerry offered sharper points on Iraq. Analysts noted Kerry faced a granular fight over policy minutiae amid Bush’s persistent rhetoric.
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