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...sue—McCain 41% Romney 31%. However, among those who considered the broader War on Terror as most important McCain and Romney were tied at 31%.<ref> Rasmussen Report === Iraq and the War on Terror ===

...ties and fatalities in that country, and the lack of any end point for the War on Terror were frequently debated issues in the election. That year, Democrats genera

...1]] attack, the party supports neoconservative policies with regard to the War on Terror, including the [[2001 war in Afghanistan]] and the [[2003 invasion of Iraq]

| title = Against all Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror

...en The US president [[George W. Bush]] described in 2001 the newly-defined War on terror as a "Crusade", the Islamic world in particular was alarmed at what was wid

...troversial. The [[9/11 Attack|9/11]] attack by Muslim terrorists opened a "War on Terror". The economy is marked by steady growth, low unemployment and inflation, r

...inister [[Tony Blair]], and his determination to support President Bush's "war on terror", and the overthrow of a tyrant appear to have prevailed in spite of opposi

...> &mdash; as when politicians use expressions such as ''right to life'', ''war on terror'', and ''surge''.