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The speech by Senator Kennedy, to the Council on Foreign Relations, was one of the most detailed and caustic Democratic assaults to date on the issue.

"These suits are the latest in a long line of Democratic assaults on the charter school program in Ohio," said Terry Ryan, a vice president of the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation, which sponsors several Ohio charter schools.

The Democratic assault has been building for weeks.

The Democratic assault, according to one of the people briefed on the plans, will aim to tarnish that image.

Mr. Bush's plan envisions a greater role by H.M.O.'s and other private plans in Medicare, and Republicans have been bracing for a Democratic assault against it.

He said lawmakers had approached him in recent days pledging to increase donations to the party effort in anger over the Democratic assault.

But Republicans say they have lacked a similar cohesive plan to counter the Democratic assault over the children's health insurance program that will be the subject of a veto override vote in the House on Thursday.

However polling just before voting day suggested Mr Reynolds had re-established a more comfortable lead, while another New York district (New York's 24th, see chart for most vulnerable Republican seats in the House according to polls) had become more exposed to a Democratic assault.

"Cutting taxes at a time of war is a hard thing to understand, particularly in the context of tax cuts that benefit a narrowly focused group," said Senator Jon Corzine of New Jersey, a former co-chairman of the Goldman Sachs investment banking firm who was part of a Democratic assault today on Mr. Bush's plan.

Democratic Assault on Cassidy's Record, Sept. 3.

One critic tarred the task force as an anti-democratic assault on judicial elections by "liberal elites who think they should be the ones to decide who sits on the bench".