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George H. W. Bush
41st President of the United States. President Bush served from 1989-1993.
434 Questions
What were Dorothy Walker Bush's jobs?
She did not work outside of the home. She raised five children, so she probably kept busy. Heer husband made a lot of money and became a US Senator, so she had som entertaining to do. Nowdays, she might have benn a tennis pro. She was a gifted athlete and excelled in tennis.
At what year did George H. W. Bush pass the ADA act?
Well the ADA act was enacted in 1990. Keep in mind that the President does not pass laws that is the job of congress. The President signs a bill into law or he can veto it.
What president received 520 electoral votes?
Three presidents have received at least 520 electoral votes in the following elections: 1936 when FDR got 523, 1972 with Nixon receiving 520 and 1984 with Ronald Reagan getting 525. On a side note, in all cases the Presidents were first term incumbents.
Who were George HW Bush's siblings?
George H.W. Bush had five siblings: two brothers, Prescott Sheldon Bush Jr. and Jonathan James Bush, and three sisters, Nancy Walker Bush Ellis, Patricia Bush, and Dorothy Bush Koch. Prescott was the eldest, and Dorothy was the youngest. The Bush family has often been involved in politics and business, with several members holding significant public roles.
Did George H.W. Bush effect America?
he made our borders just a little bit safer. About 0.00012% He did not he killed the US BOO BUSH
How did George HW Bush help Bill Clinton win the presidency in 1992?
Bush broke his promise and increased taxes.
What was George H W Bush's favorite candy?
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Who controlled the senate and house during 1988-1992?
The first half was controlled completely by democrats. The second half controlled by the republicans in the house, and democrats in the senate which would give democrats the majority
Why did George H. W. Bush called Ronald Reagan's economic policies 'voodoo economics'?
George H. W. Bush referred to Ronald Reagan's economic policies as "voodoo economics" to express skepticism about their effectiveness and sustainability. He was critical of the idea that significant tax cuts would lead to increased government revenue through economic growth, viewing it as overly optimistic and lacking in fiscal responsibility. Bush's comments highlighted concerns that such policies could lead to increased budget deficits and economic instability. Despite his initial opposition, he later embraced similar policies during his presidency.
How did George h w bush intervene in Somalia?
The gangs and warlords were committing genocide on millions of Somalians by starvation. The U.N. and the U.S had tried numerous efforts to get food to the interior towns of Somalia but the gangs had blocked all efforts and ways into the cities. Bush offered to help the U.N. out by sending U.S. forces into the country on a humanitarian mission. Then Clinton got involved and things went to hell in a hand basket.
