PRESIDENT DENIES HE OVERSOLD CASE FOR WAR WITH IRAQ

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Pres. George W. Bush held a Rose Garden news conference to address issues about the Iraq war, intelligence gathering and weapons of mass destruction. He defended national security advisor Condoleeza Rice's part in his use of incorrect intelligence information about Iraqi efforts to obtain uranium from Africa.? He, also, volunteered comments about his plans to seek a Constitutional amendment that would certify marriage only between a man and woman.? He addressed other foreign and domestic policy issues, such as the Liberian civil war and US unemployment.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Iraq, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Military aspects, Rice, Condoleezza, Press conferences, Iraq War, 2003-, Intelligence gathering

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Bush Backs Bid To Block Gays From Marrying

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Pres. George W. Bush used a Rose Garden press conference about Iraq war issues to offer his beliefs about gay marriage. He supports efforts to expand the current law that bans it and is seeking legal advice about the possibilities for taking the ban a step further by making it a Constitutional amendment.

Government domestic functions, Social policy, Marriage, Republican Party (United States)

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Court Gives Bush Right to Detain U.S. Combatant

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit ruled that President Bush can detain as an enemy combatant Jose Padilla, an American citizen who is alleged to be a member of Al Qaeda who fought in Afghanistan.

Executive changes & profiles, Police Protection, International politics, Terrorist Control, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Officials and employees, Company legal issue, Cases, Military policy, Prisoners of war, Terrorism, Al-Qaeda, United States. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, Padilla, Jose

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