Bush Seen Decisive and Arrogant in AP Ipsos Poll
AP Ipsos poll finds two thirds rate Bush decisive, 52 percent call him arrogant. Kerry seen as intelligent by 83 percent, with 63 percent for Bush. Voters split on optimism. Bush slightly ahead. Both wealthy. Kerry's wife Teresa Heinz Kerry inherits over 500 million.
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Bush or Kerry which candidate feels more optimistic about America's future
In a recent poll 804 registered voters were asked which adjectives describe President Bush and John Kerry. The survey tested traits such as decisive arrogant honest passionate intelligent and asked who makes you feel more optimistic about America's future.
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Networks plan minimal prime time airtime for conventions
ABC CBS and NBC will air a single hour each night across three nights of both party conventions. Online radio and cable coverage expand nationwide with live speeches from Boston July 26 to July 29 and New York August 30 to September 2. Ted Koppel, Peter Jennings, and Dan Rather lead coverage with Tom Brokaw anchoring NBC in a final turn.
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Ditka Draft Talk Quietly Grows in Illinois Senate Race
In Chicago, a push to draft Mike Ditka for the U S Senate gains traction among Illinois Republicans. Ditka, famed Bears coach and TV analyst, says he is conservative and outspoken but has not decided. The party struggles to find a candidate with stature for the nomination.
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Bush and Kerry clash over values in swing states
In Saginaw Michigan Bush and Kerry push a values theme on gay marriage abortion and gun rights seeking blue collar and rural voters while Republicans press a constitutional ban on gay marriage and polls show deep division on civil unions abortion and gun ownership. A Saginaw war veteran and GM retiree highlight how values drive voting along with economy and Iraq.
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