Poll timing creates a volatile presidential race picture
Polls show Bush and Kerry tied at 46 to 46 in one survey, while Pew places Bush ahead by 12 in another. Experts attribute fluctuating results to timing and major events such as Swift Boat stories, with analysts noting that daily shifts reflect changing voter sentiment and differing inclusion of independents like Ralph Nader.
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Bush says Kerry liberals will hurt the economy
President Bush denounces Kerry plans as costly, warning liberals in Congress would raise taxes on small businesses and threaten job growth. He cites $2.2 trillion in proposed new federal spending and promotes a tax‑light approach to sustain growth and national security.
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Kerry accuses Bush of hiding Guard plan for Iraq call up
Kerry charged the Bush administration plans another large mobilization of National Guard and reserve troops after the election while masking the worsening Iraq conflict. He accused the president of misrepresenting facts to voters as Pelosi and others urged admitting rising casualties and shortages. The Kerry campaign denied the claim as fictional.
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