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Bush Begins Raising Funds for Re-Election Campaign.

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Date: Saturday, June 14 2003

By Bob Kemper, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Jun. 14--WASHINGTON--Flush from military success in Iraq and riding high in public opinion polls, President Bush is mobilizing an unrivaled political machine intent on raising record amounts of cash and utilizing every perk of the Oval Office to assure his re-election next year.

Bush will begin raising money for his campaign on Tuesday with a $2,000-a-person event in Washington. Other fundraisers are scheduled this month in Georgia, New York, California and Florida. The Bush campaign's g

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