A sweet victory and a tough loss

Article Abstract:

President George Bush won the presidential election of 2004 on the his strength, which the voters saw in his sometimes imperious character, religious faith and in his willingness to use force to fight terrorism. President Bush, hardly a philosophical man, succeeded by propounding big ideas, moral or strategic, and by turning every argument about domestic policy or war into Manichaean clash of conflicting world view.

United States, Management dynamics, Public affairs, Management, Presidents, Company business management, Presidential elections, President of the United States

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Bush's battle cry

Article Abstract:

The role of President George W Bush in the war on terrorism is examined in detail, including public perception of his performance as a leader.

Political aspects, War on Terrorism, 2001-

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