George W. Bush

Pres. Bush Says Iraq Must Work With U.N., Calls War Last Resort

President Bush said that Iraqi disarmament could be reached peacefully if the "collective will of the world is strong," but warned that Saddam Hussein could face "his final stage" as Iraq's leader if he deceives United Nations weapons inspectors.

President Bush on Iraq

By Admin

The following is the text of President Bush's reaction to the U.N. resolution on Iraq, during which the president warns of dire consequences should Iraq refuse to comply with the U.N.'s instructions.

President Bush Seeks Court Order to End Port Lockout

President Bush announced Tuesday he would seek a court order to end a ten-day work stoppage at 29 West Coast ports -- a dispute he says is costing the U.S. economy as much as $1 billion a day.

World Reacts With Cautious Support to Pres. Bush’s Speech

World leaders expressed cautious support for President Bush's latest address outlining his case against Saddam Hussein, although key members of the United Nations Security Council continued to express concern over the potential use of military force.

President Bush, House Reach Deal on Iraq Resolution

President Bush and House leaders agreed Wednesday on a resolution that seeks to deal with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein "diplomatically if we can, militarily if we must."…

Pres. Bush Pushes Congress for Iraq Resolution

By Admin

President Bush met with Democratic and Republican lawmakers Thursday morning and announced that Congress and the White House were close to an agreement on a resolution for authorizing force against Iraq.

Daschle Accuses Pres. Bush of Politicizing War on Terror, Iraq

Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) criticized President Bush Wednesday for comments Daschle said questioned the Democrats' commitment to national security and suggested the election of Republicans in mid-term elections could bolster the war effort.

Text of President Bush’s Draft Resolution

By PBS News Hour

The following is the entire text of President Bush's proposed congressional resolution.

President Bush Sends Iraq Resolution to Congress

President Bush sent Congress a draft resolution Thursday that would authorize, if necessary, the use of military force to implement United Nations resolutions against Iraq, saying that the U.S. may take action with or without U.N. support.

President Bush Challenges U.N. to Act on Iraq

President Bush addressed the United Nations General Assembly Thursday, warning that "action will be unavoidable" against Saddam Hussein's Iraq if world leaders don't increase their efforts to force Baghdad to disarm.