The President's Real Enemy.

Offers observations on U.S. President George W. Bush's re-election campaign. Bush's public speaking style; Implications of the Republican-dominated Senate Intelligence Committee finding that Bush's main arguments for war in Iraq were faulty; How the consequences of Iraq, including the administration's approval of using torture on enemy combatants, have drained the energy of Bush's campaign; Signs that some Republicans are getting nervous; Call for Bush to replace Dick Cheney on the ticket; Observation that any major change would seem a sign of weakness; Outlook.