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George W. Bush

   He was a two term president through 2001-2009. His vice president was Dick Cheney he preceded Bill Clinton and was succeeded by Barack Obama. In the 2000 eceltion Bush won 271 elecoral votes and won but he didnt win the majority of

        What is a failed state? A failed state is when a state has fallen behind in one aspect of it's government. However, it also means that the state could be falling behind in some basic aspect of it's government's responsability. Also, it could 

George W. Bush became president on January 20, 2001 and was the 43rd president until 2009. Before his first election, Bush was the governor of Texas. Then, in his election he ran against Al Gore in 2000. This was a close election, but he won this.Bus

George H.W. Bush Blog

George Herbert Walker Bush was born on June 12, 1924 in Milton Massachusetts to his loving parents Prescott and Dorothy Bush.

Years later, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Bush decided to enroll in the US Navy as a naval aviator

(Oh yea, he's got this)

The two main candidates of the 2009 campain were Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama. Barack Hussein Obama was, obiviously, the first African American president and is the 44th president of the United States. So fa

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Barack Hussein Obama was born on August 4, 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii. He graduated from Columbia University and Harvard Law School. From 2005 until his presidency now, Obama served as an US Senator from Illinois. He is our 44th president

James Earl Carter was born on October 1st 1924 in Plains, Georgia. James was the first president orn in a hospital. He was the oldest of four children. Carter's mother was a nurse and his father was a business owner. James Carter loved to read and wa

*Election results
-In the 1967 election Jimmy Carter (democratic Nomination) went against Gerald Ford (republican)
-It was not an easy win for Carter because in the popular vote he only won 50% of the popular vote  , and Gerald f

On November 8th, 2008, Barack Obama became the 44th and first African American President of the United States. Obama, the Democratic candidate, ran against the Republican candidate McCain. In the electoral vote, Obama received 365 votes compared to

President Jimmy Carter only served one term as president. He ran for president in 1976 against Gerald Ford after President Nixon resigned. Carter was the democratic candidate while Ford was the republican candidate. At that time Carter wasn't known v