President Bush is taking a more aggressive tack against Democrats by making controversial nominations that will reignite debates that could benefit Republicans in an election year.
By nominating Gen. Michael Hayden to be the new CIA director and White House aide Brett Kavanaugh to be a federal judge, Bush is reopening the debate over the terrorist surveillance program and other national security issues. Polls show Americans prefer Republicans over Democrats on matters of national security.
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