Politics

Partisan Reaction to President Bush’s Second Term Challenges

A panel of partisan experts discuss the challenges President Bush will face in governing a deeply divided nation.

President Bush Announces Agenda for Second Term

A look at President Bush's White House press conference in which he discussed his goals and priorities for a second term.

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GOP Gains Senate Seats in Hotly Contested Races

Republicans secured 55 seats in the Senate after Tuesday's election -- a gain of four, leaving Democrats disappointed in an election they had hoped would help them take back Senate control.

President Bush Pledges to Unite Country in Second Term

President Bush pledged to work with Democrats and independents to move the nation beyond the political divisions that marked the closely fought campaign for the White House during his victory speech Wednesday afternoon.

Bush Camp Declares Victory Despite Ohio Ballot Dispute

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The race for the White House appeared to be at a stalemate early Wednesday morning with President Bush's chief of staff saying the president had clearly won re-election.

Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle Ousted in South Dakota

Former GOP Rep. John Thune won the South Dakota Senate race Tuesday in an upset that saw the defeat of one of the country's most well known senators, Minority Leader Tom Daschle, the Associated Press reported.

Colorado Attorney General Snares Senate Seat

Colorado voters elected Democratic state Attorney General Ken Salazar to the U.S. Senate by a slim margin of 50 percent of the vote with 90 percent of precincts reporting, the Associated Press projected.

Florida Hands President Bush Victory Again

Once again, Florida has become a crucial state in the race for the presidency. As in 2000, President Bush has captured the battleground state's 27 electoral votes to set the stage for victory.