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George Bush: John Mccain
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Bush ... had his share of problems. Many historians believe that Bush ran a negative campaign in 1988 which affected his ability to govern the country. Congress refused to confirm his nomination of former Texas senator John Tower for secretary of defense. He inherited problems with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Other critics said he lacked vision and leadership. He also had a relatively inexperienced vice president in former Indiana Senator Dan Quayle.
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Bush's tough-on-the-Constitution Attorney General John Ashcroft has been publicly mocking librarians for their opposition to provisions of the Patriot Act. Substance aside, that's just plain stupid. Didn't Mr. Ashcroft learn anything in school? Unless you're itching for trouble you should never, ever, mock a librarian.
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McCain is a carbon copy of George Bush...except he's older, and with a much more scandalous wife. In fact, his wife openly expressed one of her wrong-doings when she admitted to stealing prescription drugs from a charity she created herself. But let's get back to the Johnmeister.
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Kelly's earlier book on Nancy Reagan reported the First Lady's laughing about GEORGE BUSH SR'S ARREST AS VICE PRESIDENT after a DWI crash with his mistress in Washington DC. The Reagans hate the Bushes since the Bush CIA crime family ate dinner with their CIA best friend John Hinkley Sr. the same week John Hinkley Jr. was arrested for shooting President Reagan, promoting Bush Sr. to president 8 years early.
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WASHINGTON D.C. – Sen. John Kerry issued the following statement today, following President Bush’s veto of legislation that reauthorizes and extends the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). The legislation passed the House and Senate by a broad bi-partisan majority, and Kerry pushed aggressively for additional SCHIP funds during the Senate Finance Committee’s development of the plan, and vowed to work hard to overturn the veto.
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For weeks, as it became clearly apparent that John McCain would become the republican nominee, more and more republicans officially endorsed him (including Papa Bush). But the Prez? In typical Katrina style late to the party fashion, George Bush waited until John McCain officially became the republican nominee, essentially taking all choice out of his […]
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