Yesterday, President Bush started his two-day Social Security tour with stops in Great Falls, Montana and Fargo, North Dakota. The AP reports from Great Falls the President "got an exuberant welcome," and said of his proposal, "That's the way Montanans think: If you see a problem, go fix it. ... Don't theorize. Don't pontificate. Go fix it."
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It’s an incredible time for the Republican Party. Our 2004 National Convention aptly reflected the state of our party as we approach Election Day—it has never been stronger, more unified or more prepared to deliver votes for Republican candidates from the courthouse to the White House.
We are united behind our presidential and vice presidential nominees—President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney.
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Ken Mehlman has served as Chairman of the Republican National Committee since January 2005 and when he was elected presented four goals for his term as Chairman: Enact and articulate our reform agenda; Deepen and broaden the GOP so we’re growing our party; Work to elect the best candidates in 2005, 2006 and 2008; and, Institutionalize the grassroots focus.
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