Bush rises as welcome figure in New York after 9 11
After a hostile campaign in New York, George W. Bush gained strong support post Sept 11. Polls show approval rising from 44 percent in June to 82 percent by October and around 80 percent in January, with broad Democratic backing. Bush attends Pataki Bloomberg fundraisers expected to raise over 1 million, signaling his reinvigorated standing in the state.
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Cheney urges colleges to hold teach-ins on history
Lynne Cheney told Conservative Political Action Conference attendees that younger Americans lack historical knowledge to value freedoms defended in the war on terrorism. She cited Washington’s Christmas Day 1776 Trenton example to show freedom is not inevitable and urged better history education. A separate Tallahassee poll shows Gov. Jeb Bush leading the Democratic field, with Reno favored in the primary.
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