Bush lays out new rationale for war in inaugural address

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US President George Bush, in an inaugural address launching his second term as the 43rd president, set forth a broad rationale for war that would be met easily than the specifies that provided the basis for earlier conflicts. Bush, in his first inaugural address after September 11 attack, appeared to allude to the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq and said that his most solemn duty is to protect this nation and its people from further attacks and emerging threats.

Public affairs, Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Influence, Presidents, Terrorism, Speeches, lectures and essays, Presidential inaugurations

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Bush victory doesn't erase fiscal crunch facing defense programs

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The defense contractors do not appreciate the victory of President Bush at the polls putting him at another four-year needs at the White House. The triumph of president Bush will create problems such as fiscal and operational will increase cosseting defense procurement programs.

Elections, Defense contracts, Government contract, Defence contracts

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Congress returns to face multiple defense issues

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Congress faced a multiple defense issue on November 14, 2004. These issues ranged from an ongoing Air Force tanker plane dispute to the nomination of a new secretary of the Army, which are given in detail.

International politics, Military policy, Defense programs, United States. Congress, Defence programs

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