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    Understanding the American invasion of Iraq in 2003 may be achieve in analyzing expert’s point view on the matter. However, having the main protagonist opinion, George W. Bush’s one, even if it might certainly be the official and already known one, might teach us a bit more on US behavior. In his memoir the author’s choice was to focus on key decisions in his life and use this as a thematic device to provide the book's content. With obviously a chapter for Iraq any reader is expecting the…

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    George W. Bush ran for president in 2000. The candidates running against Bush included: Al Gore for the Democratic party and a third party candidate Ralph Nader. During the election, the United States was dealing with many different issues. Some of these issues were health care, the economy and education (George). Bush made promises for his campaign based on the issues that the United States was associated with. Bush’s 2000 campaign was successful because of his domestic promises, Gore’s…

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    George W. Bush was the 43rd president of the United States who took an oath to “preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution”, but some may say that he failed to do so. Eight months into Bush’s first term as president, the September, 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks occurred - leading to Bush’s “war on terrorism”. This led to the cruel interrogations of terrorists, the removal of rights to trials and court reviewed cases, and the unreasonable and illegal surveillance of American citizens. These…

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    Fahrenheit 9/11 Analysis

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    the world during June of 2004. The film’s foremost basis is that US President George W. Bush is, and has been from the start of his term, unfit for office and does not act in the interests of the American people. It is a no-holds-barred attack on the Bush management’s handling of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the War on Terror. In essence, this means that Fahrenheit 9/11 portrays the idea that President George W. Bush, as a repercussion of his political and commercial allegiance and fidelity to…

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    Barack Obama that they killed the head of the Islamist group Al-Qaeda, it was George W. Bush who had to deal with the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 and help lead the road to fight head on terrorism. The election of 2000 were not focused on terrorism, but on education, social security, and health (Kelly). This paper will discuss and analyze the presidential election of 2000 between republican candidate George W. Bush and democratic candidate Al Gore. This election was a bit chaotic in…

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    2000 Election Analysis

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    Burden, Barry C. “Did Ralph Nader Elect George W. Bush? An Analysis of Minor Parties in the 2000 Presidential Election.” GET REAL DEMOCRACY. The Center for Range Voting, 2007. Web. Accessed 30 Sep. 2016. • This paper was written by a college student in Harvard University, but also, as it is stated in the article, used for a presentation at the 2001 meeting of the American Political Science Association. • The 2000 presidential election was one of the most controversial elections the United…

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    America was facing tough times when George W. Bush gave his speech, “9/11 Address to the Nation”. This speech affected America’s view on him as a president and as a person. After giving this speech, his approval rates skyrocketed. Some believe that the reason he suddenly became supported was because America needed someone to believe in and look up to. His speech helped to calm American citizens and bring order to the chaos which arrived after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Through sonic devices,…

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    Jeffrey Toobin Essay

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    nonfiction book by Jeffrey Toobin, he talks about the justice system and the Supreme Court in the United States and how it functions and also how it has changed over the years in history. The book shows a great look at how individuals such as George W. Bush in how they hold their power and how the justice system affects that. Also giving a great understanding with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's alienation. It also touches on the topic of a “fight” of conservatives that were taking control or…

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    George W. Bush’s speech after the attack of 9/11 stated that,” Islam is peace” and “The face of terror is not the true faith of islam,” two presidents later, Trump calls a ban on Muslims entering into the United States after the San Bernardino terror attack. His actions has rallied many types of reactions from the Americans. Accordingly, there’s been dozens of protests at major airports such as New York’s JFK, Los Angeles international, and more. Crowds are gathering and challenging this…

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    saying that former Presidents Reagan and Clinton were as vocal against George Dukakis and George W. Bush as Obama is now being against Donald Trump and that there was justification in ’88 and ’00? I am fairly clear on the aforementioned campaigns and Ronald Reagan stayed out of the ’88 election much to the dismay of George Bush. And Bill Clinton, much to his credit, didn’t get involved with disparaging remarks about George W. Bush. What I object to is for a sitting President to be as…

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