Bush Kerry clash over latest jobs report in 2004 campaign
Bush touted a drop in unemployment and 1.7 million new jobs since 2003 while Kerry dismissed it as insufficient and pledged tax credits to keep jobs at home. Time magazine shows a tied economy preference with Bush stronger on Iraq. Edwards reported near 39 million income 1993–2003 with 34.8 percent tax and 8.6 percent charity.
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New York returns to normal after Republican convention
After a four day Republican national convention, New York City returned to normal as police presence eased and Penn Station and streets regained activity. Businesses near Madison Square Garden benefited from the convention and Mayor Bloomberg touted a $255 million gain while crime remained at low levels.
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Police stop major disruptions at Republican National Convention
New York City enforcement used barriers and rapid response tactics to contain protests during the Republican National Convention. Police say the forceful approach prevented large disturbances, while critics accuse it of heaviness. Over five days, more than 1,800 protesters were arrested as planners implemented a broad policing plan.
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Bush leads Kerry by double digits in nationwide poll
Washington AP says President Bush leads Democrat John Kerry 52 to 41 percent with independent Ralph Nader at 3 percent in a Time magazine poll of 926 likely voters conducted Aug 31 to Sept 2 during the convention. Margin of error is ±4 points.
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Nader Again Stirs Democrats in Battleground States
AP report notes Ralph Nader remains on track to appear on ballots in key battlegrounds despite failures in major states. Democrats expect petitions, signatures, and legal challenges to shape where he could siphon votes from John Kerry, with nine of 18 contested states already listing him.
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