Bush Failed To Invest In Transportation, Says Labor Union Official

Ed Wytkind, President of the Transportation Trades Department of the AFL-CIO, criticizes former President George W. Bush for neglecting to invest money in the transportation industry. Wytkind praises the Obama administration for doing so (0:40).
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Transportation better under Bush

President Bush describes some of the ways transportation in the U.S. is "safer, cleaner, and more effective." (1:15)
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U.S. needs leadership in economic crisis

Former U.S. Comptroller General Under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush says that leadership would help get over this economic crisis, and he's not impressed with the current presidential candidates. (0:49)
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Bush assistant wants better dialogue

Former Assistant to President Bush on Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Frances Townsend says that communication between the government and citizens must me modified. (1:05)
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Bush at the UN: Results Needed

President George Bush at the UN General Assembly today stated that success in the developing world will come from the UN member states fulfilling promises made, and that "people in the developing world have the capacity to improve their own lives."


On the importance of eliminating terrorism, the president said "the extremists find their most fertile recruiting grounds in societies trapped in chaos and despair ... places where people see no prospect of a better life."


"Success of these efforts must be measured by more than intentions, they must be measured by results"

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Bush at the UN: Nations Must Continually Confront Terror

George Bush addressed the United Nations General Assembly on the importance of confronting terrorism: "We must work closely to keep terrorist attacks from happening in the first place," the president said, "we must actively challenge the conditions of tyranny and despair that allow terror and extremists to thrive"


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Bush on the UN's Role in Fighting Terrorism at the General Assembly

United States president George W. Bush addressed the United Nations General Assembly this morning. Bush discussed the importance of "advancing the vision of freedom," assisting developing nations, and sharing common goals.


Bush discussed the importance of pursuing those who spread terror. "We must not relent until our people are safe," the president stated.


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Kucinich: War in Iraq was "totally unnecessary"

Testifying before the House Judiciary Committee Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) says that the war in Iraq was totally unnecessary, unprovoked and unjustified. (0:32)
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Woolsey: George Bush ignoring the American economy

Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.) says that while President George Bush spends billions of dollars on the War in Iraq, he is neglecting our economy at home. In addition, while spending trillions of dollars overall in Iraq, he refuses to invest in America's longterm economic success. (:31)
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President Bush has a duty to protect American people

When asked about water boarding, former Attorney General John Ashcroft said that it has proved very valuable. The intelligence received from enhanced interrogation techniques has saved the lives of Americans. President Bush has a duty to do everything within the law and within his power to work against terrorist attacks. (1:30)
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Obama says no to 100 years in Iraq

At the CWA conference, Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) says he has opposed the Iraq war since the beginning, and is the one candidate who can stand up to John McCain with credibility and say no to a “hundred year occupation of Iraq and a George Bush third term.” (0:26)
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President Bush endorses John McCain

President George Bush endorses Sen. John McCain as the Republican nominee for president in the Rose Garden at the White House and McCain responds to the endorsement (2:57)
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