A hundred days is too early to be sure, but so far, so good, Mr Bush

Article Abstract:

The first 100 days of President George W. Bush's administration are reviewed. Little is expected of him, but it would be wrong to underestimate his abilities.

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History weighs heavy on Bush as he faces his toughest test

Article Abstract:

President George Bush faces the greatest challenge ever of his political career as he seeks to respond to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. A key problem is the impression that he is remote from ordinary people.

International Affairs, Intnl Terrorist Actions, Political aspects, Terrorism, International offenses

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America was looking for comfort, inspiration and leadership. Bush stood up and delivered

Article Abstract:

US President George W. Bush has steadily improved his performance since his initial reactions to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. He gave a particularly good speech to a joint session of Congress, losing his previous shallowness and emphasizing his commitment to eradicating terrorism.

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