The Life of George W. Bush...Cont. One day as George W. Bush sat and read to little kindergarteners, he heard that one of the twin towers had been struck in the battle of nine-eleven. When George was younger his sister had died of leukemia. Considering George is a faithful man, He is raised an Episcopalian. From the dinner time table preaching about his devout father and because of the Episcopal parish life of his family. George W. Bush had to overcome one hardship in his life and use his faiths and beliefs to succeed in his presidency. As a child George W. Bush had many hardships. George lost his sister to a battle with advanced leukemia, a disease that a half-century ago was nearly always fatal (“George W. Bush: Life...” 1). Robin
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Bush was the forty third president of the United States of America. George had steps to lead him in the right direction of where he is during his campaigning for his presidency(“George W. Bush: Life in Brief.” 1). George W. Bush did not estimate himself as a minor president(“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). He did not govern himself defensively. (“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). Bush’s focus was on two main issues, The first one was domestic(“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). First, he demanded with the federal budget in excess, Americas were allowed to a bigger tax cut (“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). Second, He pledged an grow in federal funding for education as a part of an extensive plan for responsibility from the states and districts (“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). Bush almost always emphasized the matter, when he ran as well, although it was more than a theme than a policy change: He promised to lead the era of updated civility and teamwork in washington (“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). The horrible attacks of september eleventh, and resulting war in made his four years in the office far from peaceful, leaving an already evenly cut up nation even more polarized than before (“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). In his earliest months in office, bush got off to a rigid beginning (“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). he signed the general tax cut he had strived on and come behind that success by ushering through congress an extensive
Bush was the forty third president of the United States of America. George had steps to lead him in the right direction of where he is during his campaigning for his presidency(“George W. Bush: Life in Brief.” 1). George W. Bush did not estimate himself as a minor president(“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). He did not govern himself defensively. (“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). Bush’s focus was on two main issues, The first one was domestic(“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). First, he demanded with the federal budget in excess, Americas were allowed to a bigger tax cut (“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). Second, He pledged an grow in federal funding for education as a part of an extensive plan for responsibility from the states and districts (“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). Bush almost always emphasized the matter, when he ran as well, although it was more than a theme than a policy change: He promised to lead the era of updated civility and teamwork in washington (“George W. Bush: life in brief” 1). The horrible attacks of september eleventh, and resulting war in made his four years in the office far from peaceful, leaving an already evenly cut up nation even more polarized than before (“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). In his earliest months in office, bush got off to a rigid beginning (“George W. Bush: Life in Brief” 1). he signed the general tax cut he had strived on and come behind that success by ushering through congress an extensive