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George W. Bush
The airborne terrorist attacks on the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and
the thwarted flight against the White
House or Capitol on September 11, 2001,
in which nearly 3,000 Americans were
killed, transformed George W. Bush into a
wartime president. The attacks put on
hold many of Bush’s hopes and plans, and
Bush’s father, George Bush, the 41st
president, declared that his son “faced the
greatest challenge of any president since
Abraham Lincoln.”
In response, Bush formed a new cabinet-
level Department of Homeland Security,
sent American forces into Afghanistan to
break up the Taliban, a movement under
Osama bin Laden that trained financed
and exported terrorist teams. The Taliban
was successfully disrupted but Bin Laden
was not captured and was still on the
loose as Bush began his second term.
Following the attacks, the president also
recast the nation’s intelligence gathering
and analysis services, and ordered reform
of the military forces to meet the new
enemy. At the same time he delivered
major tax cuts which had been a
campaign pledge. His most controversial
act was the invasion of Iraq on the belief
that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein
posed a grave threat to the United States.
Saddam was captured, but the disruption
of Iraq and the killing of American
servicemen and friendly Iraqis by
insurgents became the challenge of Bush’s
government as he began his second term.
President Bush pledged during his 2005
State of the Union Address that the United
States would help the Iraqi people
establish a fully democratic government
because the victory of freedom in Iraq
would strengthen a new ally in the war on
terror, bring hope to a troubled region,
and lift a threat from the lives of future
generations.
Bush was born in New Haven,
Connecticut while his father was
attending Yale University after service in
World War II. The family moved to
Midland, Texas, where the senior Bush
entered the oil exploration business. The
son spent formative years there, attended
Midland public schools, and formed
friendships that stayed with him into the
White House. Bush graduated from Yale,
received a business degree from Harvard,
and then returned to Midland where he
too got into the oil business. In Midland
he met and married Laura Welch, a
teacher and librarian. They had twin
daughters, Jenna and Barbara, now out of
college and pursuing careers.
When George W. Bush, at the age of 54,
became the 43rd president of the United
States, it was only the second time in
American history that a president’s son
went on to the White House. John Quincy
Adams, elected the sixth president in
1824, was the son of John Adams, the
second president. While John Adams had
groomed his son to be president, George
Bush, the 41st president, insisted he was
surprised when the eldest of his six
children became interested in politics,
became governor of Texas, and then went
on to the White House.
During the early part of the 2000
campaign for the White House, Bush
enjoyed a double-digit lead in the polls
over his opponent Vice President Al Gore
Jr. But the gap closed as the election
approached and though Gore finally won
the popular vote by 543,895 votes,
victory or loss of the presidency hinged
on Florida’s electoral votes. That struggle
through recounts and lawsuits worked its
way to the Supreme Court. In the end
Bush won the electoral count 271 to 266.
His new administration was focused on
“compassionate conservatism,” which
embraced excellence in education, tax
relief and volunteerism among faith-based
and community organizations.
Bush was challenged in his re-election bid
in 2004 by Massachusetts Democratic
Senator John Kerry. The election was a
good contest, but Bush’s contention that
the invasion of Iraq had made the world
more secure against terrorism won the
national political debate. Bush was re-
elected with 51 percent to 48 percent.
On the inaugural stand, George W. Bush
set the theme for his second term: “At this
second gathering, our duties are defined
not by the words I use, but by the history
we have seen together. For half a century,
America defended our own freedom by
standing watch on distant borders. After
the shipwreck of communism came years
of relative quiet- and then there came a
day of fire. There is only one force of
history that can break the reign of hatred
and resentment, and expose the
pretensions of tyrants, and reward the
hopes of the decent and tolerant, and
that is the force of human freedom –
tested but not weary… we are ready for
the greatest achievements in the history
of freedom.”
The Presidential biographies on
WhiteHouse.gov are from “The Presidents
of the United States of America,” by Frank
Freidel and Hugh Sidey. Copyright 2006
by the White House Historical Association.
Learn more about George W. Bush 's
spouse, Laura Welch Bush .
Did you know?
In 2002, President George W. Bush’s
State of the Union was the first to be
live broadcast on the Internet. In 2011
and 2012, President Obama’s State of

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George W. BushThe airborne terrorist attacks on theThe World Trade Center, the Pentagon, andthe thwarted flight against the WhiteHouse or Capitol on September 11, 2001,in which nearly 3.000 Americans werekilled, transformed George w. Bush into awartime president. The attacks put onhold many of Bush's plans, and says andBush's father, George Bush, the 41stPresident, declared that his son "faced thethe greatest challenge of any president sinceAbraham Lincoln. "In response, Bush well-formed a new cabinet-level of the Department of Homeland Security,sent American forces into Afghanistan tobreak up the Taliban, a movement underOsama bin Laden that trained financedand exported terrorist teams. The Talibanwas successfully disrupted but Bin Ladenwas not captured and was still on theloose the U.S. Bush began his second term.Following the attacks, the president alsorecast the nation's intelligence gatheringand analysis services, and an ordered reformof the military forces to meet the newenemy. At the same time he deliveredmajor tax cuts which had been athe campaign pledge. His most controversialthe Act was the invasion of Iraq on the beliefthat Iraqi President Saddam Husseinposed a grave threat to the United States.Saddam was captured, but the disruptionof Iraq and the killing of the Americanservicemen and friendly Iraqis byinsurgents became the challenge of Bush'sthe U.S. Government, he began his second term.President Bush pledged during his 2005State of the Union Address that the UnitedStates would help the Iraqi peopleestablish a fully democratic governmentbecause the victory of freedom in Iraqwould strengthen a new ally in the war onterror, bring hope to a troubled region,and lift a threat from the lives of futuregenerations.Bush was born in New Haven,Connecticut while his father wasattending Yale University after service inWorld War II. The family moved toMidland, Texas, where the senior Bushentered the oil exploration business. Theson spent formative years there, attendedMidland public schools, and well-formedfriendships that stayed with him into theThe White House. Bush graduated from Yale,received a business degree from Harvard,and then returned to Midland where hetoo got into the oil business. In MidlandHe met and married Laura Welch, ateacher and librarian. They had twinthe daughters, Jenna and Barbara, now out ofCollege and pursuing careers.When George w. Bush, at the age of 54,became the 43rd president of the UnitedStates, it was only the second time inAmerican history that a President's sonwent on to the White House. John QuincyAdams, elected the sixth president in1824, was the son of John Adams, thesecond president. While John Adams hadgroomed his son to be president, GeorgeBush, the 41st president, insisted he wassurprised when the eldest of his sixthe children became interested in politics,became governor of Texas, and then wenton to the White House.During the early part of the 2000campaign for the White House, Bushenjoyed a double-digit lead in the pollsover his opponent Vice President Al GoreJr. But closed the gap as the electionapproached and though Gore finally wonthe popular vote by 543.895 votes,victory or loss of the presidency hinged bogey baron Florida's electoral votes. That campthrough recounts and lawsuits worked itsway to the Supreme Court. In the endBush won the electoral count 271 to 266.His new administration was focused on"compassionate conservatism," whichembraced excellence in education, taxrelief and have among faith-basedand community organizations.Bush was challenged in his re-election bidin 2004 by Massachusetts DemocraticSenator John Kerry. The election was agood contest, but Bush's contention thatthe invasion of Iraq had made the worldmore secure against terrorism won thethe national political debate. Bush was re-elected with 51 percent to 48 percent.On the inaugural stand, George w. Bushset the theme for his second term: "At thisthe second gathering, our duties are definednot by the words I use, but by the historyWe have seen together. For half a century,America defended our own freedom bystanding watch on distant borders. Afterthe shipwreck of communism came yearsof relative quiet--and then there came aday of fire. There is only one force ofhistory that can break the reign of hatredand resentment, and expose thepretensions of tyrants, and reward thehopes of the decent and tolerant, andthat is the force of human freedom –tested but not weary… we are ready forthe greatest achievements in the historyof freedom.”The Presidential biographies onWhiteHouse.gov are from “The Presidentsof the United States of America,” by FrankFreidel and Hugh Sidey. Copyright 2006by the White House Historical Association.Learn more about George W. Bush 'sspouse, Laura Welch Bush .Did you know?In 2002, President George W. Bush’sState of the Union was the first to belive broadcast on the Internet. In 2011and 2012, President Obama’s State of

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George W. Bush
The airborne terrorist attacks on the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and
the thwarted flight against the White
House or the Capitol on September 11, 2001,
in the which nearly 3,000 Americans were
killed, George W. Bush transformed into a
Wartime president , The attacks put on
hold many of Bush's hopes and plans, and
Bush's father, George Bush, the 41st
president, declared that his son "faced the
greatest challenge of any president since
Abraham Lincoln."
In response, Bush formed a new cabinet-
level Department of Homeland Security,
sent American forces into Afghanistan to
break up the Taliban, a movement under
Osama bin Laden that trained financed
and exported terrorist teams. The Taliban
was successfully disrupted but Bin Laden
was not captured and was still on the
loose as Bush Began his second term.
Following the attacks, the president Also
recast the nation's intelligence gathering
and analysis services, and ordered reform
of the military forces to meet the new
enemy. At the same time he delivered
major tax cuts of the which had been a
campaign pledge. His most controversial
act was the invasion of Iraq on the belief
that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein
posed a grave threat to the United States.
Saddam was captured, but the disruption
of Iraq and the killing of American
servicemen and friendly Iraqis by
insurgents Became the challenge of Bush's
government as he Began his second term,
President Bush pledged during his 2005
State of the Union Address that the United
States would help the Iraqi people
establish a fully democratic government
Because the victory of freedom in Iraq
would Strengthen a new ally in the war on
terror, bring hope to a troubled region,
and lift a threat from the lives of future
generations.
Bush was born in New Haven,
Connecticut while his father was
attending Yale University after service in
World War II. The family moved to
Midland, Texas, where the senior Bush
entered the oil exploration business. The
son spent formative years there, Attended
Midland public schools, and formed
friendships that stayed with him into the
White House. Bush graduated from Yale,
received a business degree from Harvard,
and then Returned to Midland where he
too got into the oil business. In Midland
he met and married Laura Welch, a
teacher and librarian. They had twin
daughters, Jenna and Barbara, now out of
college and pursuing careers.
When George W. Bush, at the age of 54,
Became the 43rd president of the United
States, it was only the second time in
American history that a president's son
went on to the White House. John Quincy
Adams, the sixth president Elected in
1824, was the son of John Adams, the
second president. While John Adams had
groomed his son to be president, George
Bush, the 41st president, INSISTED he was
surprised when the Eldest of his six
children Became interested in politics,
Became governor of Texas, and then went
on to the White House.
During the early part of the 2000
campaign for the White House, Bush
enjoyed a double-digit lead in the polls
over his opponent Vice President Al Gore
Jr. But the gap closed as the election
approached and finally though Gore won
the popular vote by 543.895 votes,
victory or loss of the presidency hinged
on Florida's electoral votes. That struggle
through recounts and lawsuits worked its
way to the Supreme Court. In the end
Bush won the electoral count 271 to 266.
His new administration was focused on
"compassionate conservatism," the which
embraced excellence in education, tax
relief and volunteerism Among faith-based
and community organisasi.
Bush was challenged in his re-election bid
in 2004 by Massachusetts Democratic
Senator John Kerry. The election was a
good contest, but Bush's contention that
the invasion of Iraq had made ​​the world
more secure against terrorism won the
national political debate. Bush was re-
Elected with 51 percent to 48 percent.
On the inaugural stand, George W. Bush
set the theme for his second term: "At this
second gathering, our duties are defined
not by the words I use, but by the history
we have seen together. For half a century,
America defended our own freedom by
standing watch on distant borders. After
the shipwreck of Communism Came years
of relative quiet- and then there Came a
day of fire. There is only one force of
history that can break the reign of hatred
and resentment, and expose the
pretensions of tyrants, and reward the
hopes of the decent and tolerant, and
that is the force of human freedom -
tested but not weary ... We Are ready for
the greatest achievements in the history
of freedom. "
The Presidential Biographies on
WhiteHouse.gov are from" The Presidents
of the United States of America, "by Frank
Freidel and Hugh Sidey. Copyright 2006
by the White House Historical Association.
Learn more about George W. Bush 's
spouse, Laura Welch Bush.
Did you know?
In 2002, President George W. Bush's
State of the Union was the first to be
live broadcast on the Internet , In 2011
and 2012, President Obama's State of