Bush twins prep for GOP convention
Washington AP report says Barbara and Jenna Bush, 22, will be highly visible at the Republican National Convention in New York. They will not deliver formal speeches but will participate in events including a youth concert kickoff at Roseland Ballroom and a "W Stands for Women" gathering with their grandmother Barbara Bush and aunt Dora Bush Koch.
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Bush, McCain discuss curbing anti Kerry ads
President Bush spoke with Senator John McCain about court action against outside political ads targeting John Kerry. The White House said Bush favors court action, with possible legislative steps if needed, amid calls to denounce the Swift Boat ads.
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Kerry challenges Bush to weekly debates in 2004 race
Kerry urged President Bush to hold weekly debates from now until the November 2 election on education health care and national security. He spoke at Anoka Hennepin Technical College about health care to a crowd of 200 plus undecided voters as the Commission on Presidential Debates plans three campus debates. Bush aides rejected the idea saying debates will come after the conventions. Kerry cited Census figures showing rising poverty and uninsured rates amid Bush policies and defended his own record against Republican charges of wavered convictions.
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Powell Giuliani top choices if Cheney quits ticket
An Associated Press survey shows over half of delegates would name a new running mate if Cheney steps aside with Powell and Giuliani leading. Rice, McCain, and Frist follow, while about 45 percent mark None as their first choice.
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