Bush to Congress: Homeland security not a political issue

14 Jun 2002

Showing a willingness to use the stick along with the carrot, President Bush Wednesday amended previous pledges to cooperate with Congress on fashioning the new Homeland Security Department with a warning that he will take his vision for the agency to the voters. Full Story

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