Trump Cuts Back on American-South Korean War Games in Retaliation for Seoul’s Refusal To Support War Against Iran
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* Touring the must-win state of Florida with his brother, Governor Bush, the president stepped up his offensive, telling supporters that his Democratic challenger could not be trusted to wage the global war on terrorism. In Ohio, Vice President Cheney evoked the possibility of terrorists bombing American cities with nuclear weapons and questioned whether Mr. Kerry could combat such a threat.
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|* Touring the must-win state of Florida with his brother, Governor Bush, the president stepped up his offensive, telling supporters that his Democratic challenger could not be trusted to wage the global war on terrorism. In Ohio, Vice President Cheney evoked the possibility of terrorists bombing American cities with nuclear weapons and questioned whether Mr. Kerry could combat such a threat.
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