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The American people, most of whom have paid scant attention to the events so far, will have to get used to Mr Bush, and to trust him.
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Rather, they trust Mr Bush's judgment.
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But with polls showing Americans have more trust in President Bush than Kerry on national security matters, defense and security made up much of Kerry's speech.
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There is a growing consensus among Republicans, not to mention Democrats, that another failure like last summer's Operation Forward Together will tear the fabric of trust between the Bush and al-Maliki command centers.
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This trust is there largely because Mr Bush has fought harder on the other big social issue, abortion.
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And, support has fallen for Bush recently in key areas, such as credibility and trust.
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When it came to the crunch this week, a majority was prepared to trust the prime minister, but Labour's suspicion of Mr Bush remains as intense as ever.
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By doing this, Bush guaranteed that income taxes would have to be raised in order to amortize the trust funds.
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And immigration - that was thought to be the best opportunity for the two parties and the two branches to work together in this second Bush term since the Democrats took over Congress, and that's really been hobbled by a lack of trust.
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