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US Attorney General resigns
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has resigned, ending a months-long stand-off with Republican and Democratic critics who called for his ouster over the Justice Department’s botched handling of FBI terror investigations and the firing of United States attorneys, officials said on Monday.
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Bush: Saddam execution ‘important milestone’
United States President George Bush said on Friday the execution of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was an important milestone on the country’s path to democracy. ”Bringing Saddam Hussein to justice will not end the violence in Iraq, but it is an important milestone on Iraq’s course to becoming a democracy that can govern, sustain, and defend itself,” Bush said in a statement.
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Bush casts his vote
United States President George Bush voted on Tuesday, confident of securing a new four-year term, but expressed concern that the US presidential election result be decided quickly. He had to wait 36 days to know the winner in the 2000 election.
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Bush paints Kerry as a ‘liberal’
President George Bush’s tactic heading into the third and final presidential debate this week is to paint his opponent John Kerry as a dangerous leftist who wants to increase the government’s role in public life. ”You’re going to hear a lot more about Senator Kerry’s record in the coming days,” Bush strategist Karl Rove advised.
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Bush says he won’t go after Taylor
US President George Bush said on Wednesday that his priority was to send aid to Liberia, not to seek extradition of its former president Charles Taylor. US troops have also arrived Monrovia and will help peacekeepers get food and supplies into the war-battered city.
