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Signs of the Dirty Times

Big Labor stalks Bush in Ohio. Kerry-Dean exploit security briefings. Also: Boston tear party. Plus: Bush’s Catholic moment.

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BUSH'S CATHOLIC MOMENT br> Catholics who complain that the Bush campaign isn't doing enough to reach out to them for votes will be watching the President's speech before the national convention of the Knights of Columbus later this week. Bush's address before one of the nation's largest Catholic men's organizations should garner national attention. It is one of the few times Bush is expected to speak directly to the Catholic vote, and directly attack the Kerry campaign's pro-stem cell research position. br> /p>
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