Kerry faces national-security hurdle

Article Abstract:

A Wall St. Journal/NBC News poll shows support for Massachusetts senator and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry is running high as he approaches his party's nominating convention. Nevertheless, the results also suggest that Kerry has still to convince voters of his competence in matters of foreign policy and national defense.

International politics, Analysis, Surveys, Presidential candidates, Republican Party (United States), Democratic Party (United States), Political campaigns, National security, Electioneering, Antiterrorism measures

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Katrina erodes support in U.S. for Iraq War

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The Iraq War has lost support amongst the American public and positive public opinion of President George W. Bush has dropped to 40 percent, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. To fund the recovery from Katrina, Americans are suggesting cutting spending in Iraq.

Evaluation, Americans, Iraq War, 2003-, Hurricane Katrina, 2005

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Kerry crushes party rivals, shifts focus to Bush: Democrat wins in two states, calls president 'Extreme' on fiscal, foreign policies

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Sen. John Kerry of the Democratic Party won the elections in the two states of Michigan & Washington. He alleged the Bush administration on taking an extreme course on fiscal and foreign policies.

Elections, Comparative analysis, Presidential elections

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