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| | Bush's Conservative Base Frets Key Issues Are Losing Focus - WSJ.com |
 | | Conservatives are becoming more openly critical, adding to the president's woes and emboldening Democrats for battles ahead. |
 | | Bush's speech, entitled "A Lifeless State of the Union," President Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council, one of the nation's most active conservative groups opposing abortion and same-sex marriage, took note of the president's unbowed determination on the war, a subject which accounted for nearly half of his address to the new Democratic-led Congress. |
 | | In fairness to the president, said the American Conservative Union's longtime chairman, David Keene, "most of the things he cared about getting done have either been done, or rejected." Moreover, he said, Mr. |
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