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U.S. President G.W. Bush referred to Iran, Iraq, and North Korea as the "Axis of Evil" during his January 29, 2002 State of the Union address to a Joint Session of Congress.
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What country did president bush consider to be part of the axis of evil?
Iran
Which country is not a member of the axis of evil as identified by President George W. Bush?
Afghanistan is likely the country you are thinking of.
What countrie is not a member of the axis of evil as by president George W. Bush?
Afghanistan A+
What countries is not a member of the axis of evil as identified by President George w. Bush?
Afghanistan A+
Which of these countries is not a member of the axis of evil as identified by President George W. Bush ?
Afghanistan A+
Who made up the Axis of Evil?
President Bush called North Korea, Iran, and Iraq the "Axis of Evil" in the War on Terrorism.
What countries were members of the axis of evil?
"Axis of evil" is a term initially used by the former United States President George W. Bush in his State of the Union Address on January 29, 2002 and often repeated throughout the rest of his stay in office, in order to describe governments that he accused of helping terrorismand seeking weapons of mass destruction. President Bush named Iran, Iraq and North Korea. President Bush's presidency was marked by this notion as a justification for the War on Terror." -Wikipedia
What is one of the countries that President Bush considered to be part of the axis of evil?
Study Island: Iraq
Which countries did President George W. Bush Call the axis of evil?
Iran, Iraq, and North Korea.
What countries did president George W. Bush call the axis evil?
Iraq, Iran, and North Korea
What countries did president George W. Bush call axis of evil?
Iraq, Iran, and North Korea
CEA members for George W. Bush?
CEA stands for Council of Economic Advisers. In 2008, the CEA members for President Bush were Pierce Scranton, Eddie Lazear, and Donald Marron.
