President Says Report on Arms Vindicates War

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Pres. Bush has used chief weapons inspector David A. Kay's report on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction as vindication for invading Iraq. Although Kay found no WMDs, Bush believes that the discovery of military research projects and efforts to get missiles shows what a threat Saddam Hussein was to other countries. Democratic senators and representatives reacted to Kay's report with criticism of the administration's weak justifications for attacking Iraq.

Reports, Weapons of mass destruction, Kay, David A., Intelligence gathering

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Fresh Starts: One for Iraq, One for Bush

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George W. Bush's public relations are linked to Iraq; his hopes of re-election and earning a favorable place in history are dependent upon Iraq achieving a successful democracy with strong economic ties to the U.S.

Foreign policy

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BUSH AND KERRY CLASH OVER IRAQ AND A TIMETABLE

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President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry spent Labor Day campaigning; Bush defended the war in Iraq while Kerry condemned it and set a goal of bringing the troops home within four years.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Company business planning, Kerry, John F.

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