John Kerry

...(D) won here by an even more resounding margin of 60 percent in 2005. And, in 2004, Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) defeated George W. Bush in the precinct with 51 percent. Nevertheless, voters here are willing to back a Republican. Frank Wolf,...

In this article: R. Creigh Deeds, Robert F. McDonnell, Tax, Republican Party, Barack Obama, YouTube, and Terry McAulliffe

...here with an even more resounding 60 percent in 2005. Deeds did outperform Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.), who narrowly defeated George W. Bush in the precinct with 51 percent five years ago. We encourage users to analyze, comment on and even...

In this article: R. Creigh Deeds, Barack Obama, Timothy M. Kaine, Robert F. McDonnell, GOP, George W. Bush, Massachusetts, and Virginia

...proposal. In the 2004 presidential election, as Sen. John Kerry challenged President George W. Bush, the median age of 4th Ward voters was 24.3 years old, reflecting a significant proportion of its college-age population. In the 2005...

In this article: Luke Ravenstahl, Tax, Post-Gazette, University of Pittsburgh, Carlow University, AARP, and Bob O'Connor

...wrapped his car around a tree and why John Kerry's daughter was arrested for DUI this week. Oh, come on. You remember John Kerry. He was going to be president of America in 2004, until people decided that he wasn't even as good as George...

In this article: Alexandra Kerry, Jon Voight, Paris Hilton, Al Gore, Hulk Hogan, and George Bush

...for our government to realize that the HIV virus is not the very contagious "gay flu. " You can thank George W. Bush (R) and John Kerry (D) and ex-Sen. Gordon Brown (R) (R-D-R!) for passing this repeal last year (it took them another year to...

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...2004, President George W. Bush claimed a reelection mandate a day after a record 59 million Americans chose him over Democrat John Kerry; Kerry conceded defeat in make-or-break Ohio rather than launch a legal fight reminiscent of the...

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'' During the Bush-Cheney reelection campaign, Dick Cheney attacked Kerry's call for a "more sensitive war on terror,'' yet President Bush's own National Defense Strategy said countering terrorism would "require sensitive . . . efforts. ''

In this article: George W. Bush, Robert Gates, Karl Rove, Osama bin Laden, Republican National Committee, Dick Cheney, and Senate Foreign Relations Committee

...have a history of political activism. In the 2004 presidential race, some bishops said they would refuse to grant communion to Democratic nominee John Kerry, a Catholic who favored abortion rights. In 2005, the bishops' conference backed...

In this article: Roman Catholic Church, Barack Obama, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Nancy Pelosi, and George W. Bush