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• 1.Nader Candidacy Sparks Anger among Democrats
• Jim Malone In U.S. presidential politics, Democrats are furious and Republicans excited by the prospect of another presidential run by consumer advoca...
• 2.Bush Support for Gay Marriage Ban Intensifies Debate
• Jim Malone A national debate over whether homosexuals should be allowed to marry one another intensified Tuesday when President Bush announced that he...
• 3.US Parties Compete to Attract Immigrant Voters
• Mike O'Sullivan After the U.S. presidential primary season winds down, both parties will turn their attention to the general election in November, whe...
• 4.Experts: Asian Americans Could Cast Decisive Vote in Tight U
• Stephanie Ho There are 12 million American citizens who trace their ancestries back to Asia and the Pacific Islands - about .5 percent of the U.S. pop...
• 5.Bush, Kerry Face Many Challenges to Win Over California Vote
• Mike O'Sullivan Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry has all but secured his party's nomination, with wins in nine out of 10 states that held ...
• 6.Bush, Kerry Campaign Strategies Emerging
• Jim Malone The U.S. presidential election is eight months away, but the strategies for the two major candidates are already emerging. For the presumpt...
• 7.Presidential Campaign 2004 Plays Out on Capitol Hill
• Dan Robinson With Senator John Kerry having effectively secured the Democratic Party nomination for president, Democrats in Congress say they will coo...
• 8.Polls Suggest November US Presidential
• Jim Malone Public opinion polls suggest the November election between President Bush and his presumed Democratic opponent, Massachusetts Senator John ...
• 9.Political Candidates Turn Sights on California's Entertainme
• Mike O'Sullivan In this U.S. election year, politicians are turning to the entertainment business for support and contributions. Hollywood is, above a...
• 10.Bush, Kerry Campaigns Start Airing 'Attack' Ads
• Jim Malone President Bush's re-election campaign began running television advertisements this week that are critical of his presumed Democratic oppone...