Bush rallies in Davenport touts change and ownership goal
President Bush addressed thousands in Davenport praising actions on homeland security the economy and Medicare reform while rival John Kerry campaigned blocks away in Iowa. He argued he has acted on most 9/11 commission recommendations and promoted ownership via accounts under Social Security.
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Kerry speaks at Davenport economic summit on health care costs
Kerry told 250 plus attendees at the Davenport River Center that rising health care premiums curb business growth and wage raises. He argued for a plan to lower costs and expand health coverage while Iowa and national leaders discussed energy and job creation amid a presidential race.
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Iowa Remains a Key Swing State in 2004 Campaign
In Davenport and across Iowa, Bush and Kerry court voters as the state proves a tight battleground. Iowa’s split politics mirror the nation as both campaigns target its seven electoral votes amid concerns over Catholic voters, the economy, and Iraq. Bush seeks conservative support while Kerry emphasizes national issues to win the state.
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