The man to beat

Article Abstract:

This article describes Texas Governor George W. Bush's emergence as the leading Republican candidate for president and his controversial, and possibly evasive, responses to questions concerning illegal drug use in his younger days. Relevant points include Bush's equivocal statements suggesting his drug-free period may date back to 1991, 1974 or earlier.

Presidential candidates, Drug use

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Grins and grenades

Article Abstract:

The Democrats are taking the U.S. presidential election very seriously as allegations and counter allegations are traded around the party members. Political observers expect that the internal bickering will last till July 2004 when the democratEs convention in Boston will take place.

United States, Political aspects, Elections, Presidential elections

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Big energy at the table

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the influence which the oil and gas industry has obtained following the election of George W. Bush as President of the United States. The links of the Bush administration with this industry are discussed.

Energy policy, Petroleum industry, Presidents (Government), Gas industry

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