A storm-tossed boss

Article Abstract:

The US President George W. Bush is observed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina as a powerless, non-commanding commander-in-chief with his job approval rating sliding down drastically. There is high anxiety about the country's capability of responding to any major disaster and the only option seems to rest with Senator Hillary Clinton's offer is to unofficially launch her race for presidency in 2008.

Government domestic functions, Public affairs, Public opinion, Emergency management, Emergency preparedness, Hurricanes, Domestic policy, Hurricane Katrina, 2005

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90 minutes later, a new race

Article Abstract:

The 90-minute debate held at The Wellness Center at Miami between George W. Bush and Sen. John Kerry, shook up the presidential race, which led to Kerry's lead in the Newsweek's polls. Kerry responded to Bush in style, speaking with ease and assurance and looking plausibly presidential.

Presidential candidates, Campaign debates, Kerry, John F.

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