George W. Bush

George H.W. Bush defeated democrat Michael Dukakis in the 1988 presidential election.

George W. Bush defeated democratic Vice-President Al Gore in the 2000 presidential election, and democrat John Kerry in the 2004 presidential election.

He started the war in Iraq. Deregulated the financial industry causing a crisis in the financial markets. Had the housing bubble burst during his term.

Nixon used his strategy of Vietnamization. It called for gradually withdrawing US forces and turning the Ground fighting over to the South Vietnamese. However, Nixon also begun secret bombing raids of Cambodia, a country which borders Vietnam. This was meant to stop North Vietnamese troops and supplies from moving along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

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The White House is the official residence for the president of the United States; it has always been supported and funded by American taxpayers.

Toward the end of his service in the Air National Guard, George Bush stopped flying and attending sessions at the base. He asked and received permission for this from his commanding officer in order to attend business school at Harvard. There is an open question as to whether this was a matter of favoritism, based on people that he knew or was related to.

The president who was not inaugurated and only took an oath on his residence was President John Tyler. This was after the death of President William Henry Harrison a month after his inauguration.

He was a Naval Aviator flying TBM Torpedo Bombers as a Lieutenand (jg) during WWII, was shot down and rescued by submarine.

If you're referring to George W. Bush, then the answer is "fourth cousin, five times removed".

If you're talking about the elder George Bush, then there's no relation at all other than through marriage.

Since 01/01/2001, the annual salary is $400,000 per year, plus a $50,000 expense allowance. He also gets a $100,000 non-taxable travel account and $19,000 for official entertainment which is not considered to part of his salary.

George W. Bush and John F. Kennedy were both presidents of the United States. They are also both from political families.

George bush will die in the year of `2017 after he sees that what he done was wrong to kill the president of Iraq

I'm sure that it was the Texas Rangers while he had money invested in that ball club. He sold his share at a nice profit, so he probably still likes them.

The mother of George W. Bush43 is former First Lady Barbara Pierce Bush.

The mother of George H.W. Bush41 was Dorothy Walker Bush.

George and Laura Bush met at a barbecue at the home of John and Jan O'Neill in Texas. The two of them hit if off and got married 3 months later, on November 5, 1977.

He considers himself a "republican" as it pertains to party affiliation but his thinking is very liberal. That might explain his failure to support the conservative philosophy- one embraced by most who consider themselves to be "Republicans".

Republican Party candidate incumbent President George W. Bush won reelection in the 2004 presidential election defeating Democratic Party candidate John Kerry. In the 2004 presidential election George W. Bush received 286 electoral votes and John Kerry received 251 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Bush 60,693,281 and Kerry 57,355,978.

Afghanistan is likely the country you are thinking of.

This question cannot yet be answered because as of 8 November 2012, President Bush is still alive.

(George H. W. Bush is currently the oldest of the four living former U. S. Presidents, 111 days older than Jimmy Carter.)

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Wikipedia claims Bill Clinton receives a million dollars per speech.

Yes. Al Qaeda conspired to attack America (and other nations; a World Trade Center will not just have Americans in it). There is no shred of proof that anyone else, for example George Bush, was involved in this. Bush knew that terrorists would like to fly planes into towers, a scenario going back at least as far as "Escape from New York", but had no actionable evidence as to, for example, which planes, on which days, with which people. The only thing Bush could have done with the available evidence, is shut down all air traffic forever.

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Yes, on the part of Al Qaeda and other groups opposed to the US.

The conspiracy hypothesis (theories have evidence; "Truthers" can only make up or misinterpret evidence) is that the United States wanted to invade Iraq and Afghanistan but the public didn't. To increase the number of people that wanted to, the United States mastered a scheme that blew up the World Trade Centers, killing thousands of people.

The other version of this is that the U.S. didn't make it happen, but learned of it and didn't stop it.

And then there is the evidence-based answer... Al Qaeda conspired to do it, and not enough info leaked into the right hands quickly enough to do anything about it. AQ freely admits they did it. And while the government knew that terrorists would like to crash planes into towers, they didn't have any actionable information (to know which flights to stop) so their only option would be to shut down all flights forever. Remember, all Afghanistan had to do to short-circuit the process is turn over Bin Ladin. And all Iraq had to do was stop shooting at our planes and jerking us around when it came to inspections. Their psychwar campaign to make everyone think they were concealing WMDs worked all too well. Remember, in large part, the Intel we acted on came from the Clinton administration, so clearly the psychwar campaign worked on them too. And as far as the "towers blew up" bit, find me a company that destroys tall buildings that thinks the Towers were a controlled demolition.

Yes, a small group of Osama Bin Laden's followers conspired to attack the United States with the support of Al Qaeda. They did exactly that.

The various conspiracy theories mostly involve the US government, foreign intelligence agencies, and schemes by Israel and other countries. None of the theories has much more than oddities, discrepancies, hearsay, or innuendo to support them. Nonetheless, as with all notable historical events, theories and rumors will likely persist due to the lack of indisputable testimony, i.e. from the (deceased) planners themselves.

The major reason that the deaths were counted in the hundreds and thousands is the destruction of escape routes from above the plane impact points. This was especially true in the North Tower, where no one from above the 98th floor successfully got out.

It is believed the George H.W. Bush won the election to continue the policies of Ronald Reagan. His popularity was solidified by his Vice Presidency under Reagan.