9/11 Will Echo in Campaign, but How Loudly?

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Major Republican Party leaders met in New York City to begin the political process of maximizing their 2004 convention in the city that enhanced Pres. Bush's image after the Sept. 11 attacks.?Party officials know that references to Bush's leadership to combat terrorism after the World Trade Center bombings are critical to his presidential re-election, but they want to avoid accusations of exploiting a national tragedy for political gain.

New York, New York, Ridge, Thomas J.

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The G.O.P. Arrives, Putting Sept. 11 Into August

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The Republican Party's decision to heavily involve the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks in its National Convention is met with both approval and disapproval; differences of opinion between conservative and moderate Republicans regarding social policy are also expected at the convention.

McCain, John, 2004 AD

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Bush Takes On Direct Role In Shaping Election Tactics

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Insiders say that George W. Bush is very involved in planning his presidential campaign, and often meets with top campaign advisor Karl Rove.

Political campaigns, Electioneering, Rove, Karl

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