Bush image fuels White House drive for 2004 victory
A profile of President George W Bush portrays him as a steadfast, blunt performer whose gut instincts propel his leadership. It notes supporters praise decisive, fearless traits while critics label him cocky or angry and highlights his post 9 11 solemn mood alongside continued drive to win re election. The piece contrasts Texas patience with Washington partisanship and cites figures like Laura Bush Doug Wead and Karl Rove while acknowledging unresolved doubts about bipartisan cooperation and Nixon era comparisons.
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Bush defends Iraq war at rally in West Virginia
President Bush defended the Iraq invasion labeling it a catastrophic success despite ongoing violence and missing stockpiles. He noted Saddam Hussein could have supplied weapons of mass destruction and suggested he might have chosen different tactics if it were known an enemy would endure to fight again. West Virginia, a swing state in 2000, remains crucial to his re election bid.
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