The Association of Trial Lawyers of America on Tuesday launched a $500,000 television and radio ad campaign in five congressional districts blaming GOP lawmakers for not seeking lower prices for the Medicare prescription drug program.
President Bush in recent days has recast the global war on terror into a “war against Islamic fascism.” Fascism, in fact, seems to be the new buzz word for Republicans in an election season dominated by an unpopular war in Iraq.
Mark Warner, a potential 2008 presidential candidate, voiced growing concern Tuesday with his party’s electoral strategy, arguing that Democrats’ willingness to write off sections of the country could make it nearly impossible to win the White House.
As public opposition to George W. Bush’s Iraq war mounts, the White House Tuesday increased its strident rhetoric in favor of the war and unleashed new, virulent attacks against those who dare oppose the President’s policies.
The carnage called President George W. Bush’s war in Iraq continued Wednesday as insurgent bombing attacks across the devastated country targeted a market, an army recruiting center and a police patrol, killing at least 39 people and wounded dozens Wednesday, police said.