George H. W. Bush (41st President) was 65 years old when inaugurated on January 20, 1989. (born June 12, 1924)

* George W. Bush (43rd President) was 54 years and 198 days old when inaugurated on January 20, 2001. (born July 6, 1946)

George Bush (George H.W. Bush) 41st president went to Yale University.

George W. Bush (43rd president) also went to Yale University and he

went to Harvard Business School as well.

He assembled the international coalition that successfully prosecuted the war in the Persian Gulf against Iraq's Saddam Hussein, who invaded Kuwait on Aug. 1, 1990. Through "Operation Desert Storm," the coalition forces drove the Iraqis out of Kuwait in a little more than a month after the offensive was launched on January 17, 1991.

A second Bush accomplishment was the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START), which was signed on July 31, 1991, with Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev. START represented the largest and most complex arms control treaty in history, and its final implementation in late 2001 resulted in the removal of about 80 percent of all strategic nuclear weapons then in existence.

Operation Restore Hope: A humanitarian effort, security and the feeding of starving populations.

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First, while this is a Republican talking point, there is little truth to it. There are actual news photos online of George W. Bush bowing to the King of Saudi Arabia, and also kissing him on the cheek. And Mr. Obama has also bowed his head in front of a world leader whose custom was not to shake hands. When you are a head of state, you are expected to understand the customs and beliefs of other countries. So, yes, both Mr. Bush and Mr. Obama have bowed their head in front of certain kings. This is not an unusual thing to do, and does not mean you are worshiping that person-- it is simply a sign of respect.

He have only one term, and its dates already had been posted here.

I think he loved god,family/friends and his wife.

Micheal Dukakis. he was the governor of Mass before Romney

George was named after his grandfather, George Herbert Walker. Since George's mother called Grandfather Walker `` Pop, '' she began calling her son, his namesake, `` little Pop, '' or `` Poppy. '' Hence, Poppy Bush is the name the President's family friends have called him since his youth.

George HW Bush was born on June 12, 1924

Former President George H.W. and Barbara Bush had six children together, four sons and two daughters. One of their daughters (Pauline "Robin" Bush) died of leukemia when she was three years old.

Both of the presidents Bush are Republicans.

He went back on his famous pledge, "Read my lips. No new taxes."

Yes they get to keep their Boeing 747

Bush was in college, at Yale, from 1946 to 1948, in a special 2.5 year program for returning veterans.

There have been several George presidents. See related questions.

It was less than 3.0, and estimates range from 2.0-2.8ish.

If you are referring to the senior George Bush, no.

If you are referring to the junior George Bush, the answer is still no.

The federal law banning federal recognition of same-sex marriage dates to 1996, during the Clinton administration, which occurred between the two Bush administrations.

During the junior Bush's presidency, there was a proposal to amend the constitution of the United States to ban same-sex marriage. This is a constitutional amendment, not a law. It was not proposed by President Bush. It was defeated in the legislature and never made it to Bush's desk for signature or veto.

The airport in Houston is named after him. Also, a $6.2 billion Navy supercarrier that was completed in 2009 and based at Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia.

By strict definition, no. He is a mammal. Some mammals can have reptilian qualities though, and that is probably up to individual opinion.

George was a Naval Aviator. He has two stories of cotroversy surrounding his name. In one instance, he was on a bombing training flight, when he 'lost' his engine. Instead of 'pickling' his ordnance (bombs), he ditched the aircraft, with the bombs still attached. That shortened his glide distance & time aloft. The suggestion being panic. Later, he was reportedly shot down in the Pacific, bailing out. The submarine "Finback" picked him up. Allegedly, his only official account was made by the Captain of the Finback, who wrote that Bush said his crew bailed out over the island of Chichijima - OR - after he was 'hit.' He didn't know where his crew was? that's nuts. Why would any aircraft commander bail out, not knowing where his crew was. No reason was given as to why they would have had an excuse to bail out over Chichijima.