Bush vows to push broad reforms despite GOP majority
President Bush faces a lengthy agenda including tax code overhaul Social Security changes and oil drilling in Alaska as he presses to keep campaign promises amid a stronger Republican Senate and House. He acknowledges hurdles and warns bipartisanship will be required.
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Election reinforces religious and moral divide in Bush win
The Associated Press analysis shows Bush built majority among churchgoers and white evangelicals while Kerry carried those who never attend worship. Gay marriage bans passed nationwide, boosting turnout as voters cited moral values as the top issue. Religious leaders split over the result, signaling a divided nation.
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New puppy to join Bush family in new term
The White House announced Miss Beazley a one week old Scottish terrier will join the Bush family before Christmas. She is Laura Bush’s birthday gift and joins Barney the other Scottish terrier and India the black cat.
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