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To: calgal who wrote (10952)	9/5/2004 11:37:40 PM
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The Majority Party From the September 13, 2004 issue: The Roosevelt-Truman tradition is there for the taking. President Bush can follow up on the success of his convention by moving to take it. by William Kristol 09/13/2004, Volume 010, Issue 01 Increase Font Size Printer-Friendly Email a Friend Respond to this article Page 2 of 2 < Back Which means the Roosevelt-Truman tradition is there for the taking. President Bush can follow up on the success of his convention by moving to take it. He can start explicitly appealing to this tradition and its representatives. On the stump, he could discuss FDR, who also ran for reelection in wartime. Bush could liken his task at the beginning of the war on terror to that of Harry Truman early in the Cold War (he might want to do this in the swing state of Missouri). Bush could quote John Kennedy. He could pay tribute to Scoop Jackson (say, in the swing state of Washington). URL:http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/569uofdm.asp?pg=2

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