Debate in Bush Kerry clash over back and forth style
The second 2004 presidential debate showcased a tense exchange as Bush sniped at Kerry and winked at the crowd while Kerry pressed with Iraq plans. Voters saw anger and frustration, with polls suggesting many remained undecided and wary of both candidates.
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Debates expose familiar and new misstatements in sharp clash
The second presidential debate features Bush and Kerry trading misstatements on tax credits jobs and Iraq. Bush exaggerates gains while Kerry questions framing of job losses and education funding. Both adjust positions on No Child Left Behind and testing.
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Debating Bush and Kerry in Round Two
The second presidential debate featured sharp exchanges on Iraq weapons, the war on terror, and policy choices. Kerry accused Bush of deception over weapons and warned of misallocated resources, while Bush defended his Iraq focus and rejected a draft.
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Israeli al Qaeda link cited in resort blasts and hotel fire
Five people fatally hurt and about 38 wounded in blasts, with over 100 hurt at the Taba Hilton. Israeli and Egyptian officials reported chaotic scenes as Israelis fled resorts during Sukkot. At the Taba Hilton lobby and restaurant were heavily damaged, with rooms, bathrooms and closets crushed and many people buried. Rescue teams said recovery would continue for days with little chance of finding survivors.
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Ballot trouble prompts repair and calls for vigilance
Middaugh recounts discovering her mother's absentee ballot lacked the presidential race. Officials apologized and provided a replacement ballot. A co worker’s grandmother reportedly faced the same issue. Board staff reviewed 25 000 ballots and found no further problems but urged voters to report faults at 513 887 3700.
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