Bush and Kerry clash in final presidential debate
Hamilton-Locke Inc. analysis reviews the Wednesday night confrontation between President Bush and Senator Kerry, highlighting key exchanges, policy contrasts, and potential impacts on the electorate ahead of the election.
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Kerry angers Cheney with remarks about gay daughter
In Fort Myers, Vice President Cheney said he was "a pretty angry father" after Senator Kerry cited Cheney's lesbian daughter Mary during the final debate. Kerry defended his remarks as a positive note on families with gay children.
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Kerry Faces Test as Debates Shape Presidential Run
Kerry fended off Bush in three debates and now frames himself as champion of the middle class while Bush defends his record. Polls show a tight race as both camps push contrasting visions. Kerry pitches populist themes, Bush counters with critique of Kerry’s liberal record and promises terrorism focus and wartime leadership.
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Debates of 2004 produce few sharp lines
Washington notes that the 2004 presidential debates offered more awkward gestures than memorable quotes. Kerry and Bush traded zingers yet missed opportunities on environmental questions and Saddam Hussein.
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