Use "president bush" in a sentence

1. Adding insult to injury, President Bush had just signed the Second Chance Act, which was

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2. Years later, President Bush (1988) would similarly disappoint them, although his breach with Conservatives was not entirely unforeseen by politically astute individuals suspicious of Mr

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3. President Bush‘s flawed Immigration Reform Bill providing ―conditional‖ amnesty to 12 million illegal aliens must be reassuring to 1) (Moderate) Republicans who would consider its passage a political opportunity to place the party in better stead with Hispanic Voters and the Business Community, 2) Corporations seeking to attract Cheap(er) Labor, 3) Democrats who, for the same reasons indicated above, are uncomfortable with the idea of controlling our nation‘s borders at the risk of alienating a sizeable voting bloc and (who) would otherwise seize the moment, for purely political reasons, to challenge Republican proposals that (surprise!) ―don‘t go far enough,‖ 4) Multiculturalists and Internationalists likely to embrace such ―reforms‖ as a (positive) first step towards achieving their (respective) Universalist Agenda, and 5) Shakers of Western Culture who would seek its destruction at any cost for its own sake and who would therefore (also) consider such measures as an appropriate step in the ―right‖ direction

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4. I read that Howard Dean recently criticized President Bush for having ―recklessly‖ engaged our nation in a war in order to satisfy a vendetta against ―a pathetic old man

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5. More recently President Bush (43) became very unpopular amongst his own staff for refusing to sign a certain pardon for one of his own staff which shows a lot more decency in the man than what is usually ascribed to him by the media

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6. * Africans love President Bush (43) by the way

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7. Plainly it is very irresponsible to believe differently or dismiss it as a President Bush (43) invention

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8. President Bush has been a bitter disappointment to Conservatives

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9. Each time Vice President Bush used his vote to break the tie, and the chemical weapons program went forward

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10. How long will it take for Republicans to wise up to the fact that (all) the entitlement and discretionary spending in (all) the world will never earn them the gratitude of Democrats and that every spending initiative that they (Democrats) would have otherwise supported, were they in power, further invites criticism? President Bush, the man who would be loved by all, continues to set himself up as an easy target by his political opponents looking for every plausible excuse to discredit him

11. It was an ―accident‖ waiting to happen! Now President Bush is allowing himself to be (further) manipulated by his political opponents into revitalizing the area through spending initiatives and designs modeled on the wasteful, economically improvident urban programs of the sixties instead of providing relief and (financial) assistance on a needs basis

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12. President Bush must protect the security of this country, not the political feelings, the grandiose ambitions and economic interests of an ungrateful country like France which the United States defended and protected during the two world wars of the last century

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13. President Bush campaigned in 2005 about

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14. President Bush"s proposal did

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15. President Bush did discuss the possibilities of privatization which could help

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16. have used this method to change or ignore the law but no one has used this more than President Bush

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17. However, in President Bush"s case he has added statements that reserve his “right” to ignore the law

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18. is estimated that there are more than 100 times that President Bush has added statements which may be

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19. President Bush has indicated that he is in agreement but did not say how much that would cost us

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20. However, in 2002 President Bush decided that UNESCO had reformed and placed us back in that

21. speaking to the General Assembly, President Bush stated,” We are committed to the Millennium

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22. President Bush indicated his agreement to that proposal and maybe he did not do the math but for our

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23. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said that President Bush was also in favor of the Law of the Sea

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24. It turned out that Enron officials were much more involved with Bill Clinton and Al Gore than with President Bush or VP Cheney

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25. would have solidified one part of President Bush’s argument for invading Iraq

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26. In essence, President Bush put teeth in the edentulous UN and was hated for it

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27. President Bush had been blamed primarily by

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28. President Bush said we needed more information before taking draconian steps to a problem we

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29. attempting to produce another Viet Nam in Iraq and bring about surrender, on President Bush’s time

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30. It would appear that the NAS finding prepared for President Bush is a fair summary of scientific opinion as a whole on global warming

31. President Bush thought this would appear to be a lot of money to a little boy

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32. President Bush visits a primary school classroom

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33. As to the WMD Czar, can there be a more vital concern than dealing with weapons of mass destruction? Should this function be carried out with no congressional review and no public assurance that it is designed to be effective? This is especially sensitive since President Obama abolished the security structure of President Bush, which had kept us safe for eight years, in his first 48 hours in office

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34. Perhaps a determined President Bush has found, in his appeal for a joint answer from states that love and respect freedom, the appropriate formula to dismantle that global terrorism which becomes fervid seeking death as a prize

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35. (President Bush -43- has finally rescinded that) A recent House bill would allow us to drill for natural gas off the US coast but that hasn‘t received final approval

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36. He said in 1991 President Bush gave a speech at the Madrid Conference to pressure Israel to turn over land to the Palestinians

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37. President Bush and other Republicans have pushed through Con-

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38. who has consistently attacked President Bush and votes most of the time with the Democrats

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39. The bill that President Bush signed contained, at last count, more than 6,300 earmark projects that totaled a whopping $24 billion

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40. The rich have paid more because President Bush’s growth-oriented tax cuts

41. President Bush had signed, a retroactive tax increase on Americans living abroad

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42. Federal officials had investigated and approved the deal, despite the revelation that President Bush had not known about it, and U

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43. Another “issue” of today’s Democrats’ recent criticisms is to factor the recent accounting discrepancies of a few very large corporations and their ultimate bankruptcies as somehow being linked to the Republicans and particularly President Bush and Vice-President Dick Cheney

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44. Did President Bush not understand basic free-enterprise economic competition or did he compromise for later support on other issues very important to him? I certainly don’t know and admit to being inexperienced in identifying political motives

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45. It surely got President Bush, the father, into trouble when he believingly assented to tax increases on a mere expectation that the Democrats would support his further legislation

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46. One of the most prominent conservative radio commentators complained on February 28, 2003 that he could not find a descriptive word to express the degree of irrational opposition by key Democrats to the conflict of war with Iraq and the support of our troops and of President Bush

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47. At the same time they oppose true recovery measures such as President Bush’s income tax category reductions and his request for a $750 billion cut in the income tax

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48. I pray that our current President (Bush Jr) sees the error of his ways and abandons his flippant, callused attitude towards the unfortunates on Death Row that are waiting for their lethal injections--Death is not a laughing matter President Bush!

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49. A picture of President Bush was on the wall next to the last Director of the FBI and J

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50. On July 14, 2006, I was tuned into NPR radio and I heard something about President Bush being in St

51. The article mentioned, “More and more people, particularly Republicans, disapprove of President Bush’s performance

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52. Will President Bush bomb the Canary Islands in order to deal with the threat of bird flu?

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53. And President Bush was filmed being apathetic, just sitting there listening to reading session, in an elementary school, like: I don’t need to get up quick

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54. women, no liqour – the natives, and ‘Operation Iraqi Freedom’ that President Bush said was,

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55. Starting with President Bush,

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56. bravado, President Bush would have met with the friends and enemies of America, he, or

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57. After invading Afghanistan, President Bush continued riding his wave of vengeance to

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58. The junior President Bush, along with others that rely on their perception of religion in the process of decision making, protested that the use of stem cells is wrong because it’s unethical

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59. [Breaking news: Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice announced her resignation yesterday, in a news conference covering President Bush’s visit to China

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60. could be difficult considering the business ties between President Bush's

61. President Bush’s speech interrupted his thoughts again

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62. President Bush later recounted again, what his thoughts were

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63. If you try to accuse President Bush Jr

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64. President Bush said, “We have learned our lesson: no one’s liberty is expendable

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65. “President Bush, the second Bush, he called anybody who looked cross-eyed at an American soldier an enemy combatant, Sir, and he got away with it every time

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66. Ted Dancer, who held the distinction, among other duties, as having served as deputy commander of the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba back when the second President Bush stashed 600 suspected Taliban and Al Qaeda suspects snatched from Afghanistan there

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67. It was first prepared during the administration of the second President Bush, prepared, in fact, by a man who went on to hold the same position I now hold, Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez

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68. But Vice President Bush doesn’t know anything about what’s going on

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69. The joke was that President Bush only declared war when the Starbucks was hit

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70. The joke was that President Bush only declared war when the Starbucks was hit

71. President Bush was an asshole

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72. Unfortunately, the effort got off to a rocky start, because President Bush and Congress didn’t attach any real increase in funding to it

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73. President Bush was trying to mend fences, and it was time for me to step up and be a new member of the House Appropriations Committee

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74. While it didn’t initially get much traction beyond the House Education Committee, my father, who was managing the conference committee for President Bush’s controversial No Child Left Behind law, got it added to that bill

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75. In late April, President Bush came out and said he favored mental health parity—although he was very sketchy on how he planned to solve the Republican roadblock of cost

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76. But the big national news involved congressional hand-wringing over whether or not to authorize President Bush to go to war with Iraq

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77. And when he told them President Bush had already said he was anxious to sign the bill, they said, “Don’t take this personally, it’s just politics

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78. Not long after President Bush took office, the NIMH commissioned a consulting firm to look again at the cost of making mental health parity the law of the land

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79. ” Besides the opposition from insurers and employers, even President Bush came out against us: the day of the vote the White House Office of Management and Budget announced our bill would “have a negative effect on the accessibility and affordability of employer-provided health benefits and would undermine the uniform administration of employee benefit plans

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80. President Bush was sitting behind what he reminded us was the most famous desk any president had ever used, because it was the one JFK sat at, the one that John Jr

81. I turned to President Bush and gave him a look that only a second-generation national politician could possibly understand, like we would always just be the kids, full of existential fears of being loved and living up to expectations

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82. If he had, bearing in mind President Bush’s invasions of Afghanistan (2002) and Iraq (2003), the history of the world in the early twenty-first century could have been very different

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83. In 2003 President Bush started threatening Iraq, stating that President Saddam Hussein was storing weapons of mass destruction

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84. In 2007, President Bush signed into law the Energy Independence and Security Act with the goal of weaning the U

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85. "President Bush's speech on the use of force"

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