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The fond and the furious greet Bush in Ohio.(The Dallas Morning News)
Byline: G. Robert Hillman
CANTON, Ohio _ They were a world apart Saturday _ those outside this city's civic center and those inside.
Outside, as President Bush's campaign bus rolled into town, hundreds of people lined the streets to protest his visit.
Some gestured their disapproval with a thumbs-down, or worse. Others carried placards supporting the Democrats, John Kerry and John Edwards, or protesting the war with Iraq.
"Bush lied. 900 died," one sign said.
"Where are the jobs, George?" asked another.
Inside, about 5,000 Bush supporters roared their approval as the president entered the hall to blaring music, making ...
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