Bush Uses GOP Wins to Push Homeland Security Plan
President Bush, with Republicans in control of Congress, outlines legislative priorities including a Homeland Security Department and an economy boosting bill to guarantee terrorism insurance. He seeks bipartisan support, phoning allies and stressing unity while planning talks with Putin amid Iraq diplomacy.
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Election 2004 campaign kicks off after midterm
Washington AP reports the 2004 presidential race underway as Bush gains leverage from GOP midterm wins. Democratic leaders face finger pointing and a stalled strategy while Bush seeks tax cuts and Homeland Security agenda amid security focused public mood.
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