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Americans willing to overlook Bush flaws

by Thomas Walkom October 10, 2008October 5, 2021

To many outside the U.S., nothing is more baffling than the possibility that George W. Bush might win re-election to America’s presidency. When Liberal MP Carolyn Parrish laughingly dismissed Bush’s

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