...hovering above 70 percent. The Democrats have built a formidable advantage with Latinos since 2004, when President George W. Bush received 44 percent of Latino votes, an unusually large share for a Republican. That year Democratic nominee John Kerry got 53...
...critiqued the performances of politicians. He weighed in on the more theatrical moments with Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Joe Biden. President Obama chatting with the ladies from The View \"I think he handled it fine. But I recall another...
...as Obama is shown making promises on health care, taxes and the deficit and then “breaking” them. Much was made today of George W. Bush not being a presence on the campaign trail for Romney, but his “brain,” Mr. Rove, the architect, is still very much with...
Yeah, yeah, I’ve seen all the polls and all the punditry about how nervous the Democrats are and how discombobulated the Obama campaign is. That’s all well and good. But for sheer entertainment value, this alone is worth all of that stuff put together: W
...unite behind Mitt Romney, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee has won the backing of another big-name Republican: George W. Bush. But the former president didn't exactly sing Romney's praises. He merely stated flatly that he supported Romney's candidacy,...
...interact with patients in billing matters. Leavitt, former U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary under President George W. Bush, was not available for comment on Wednesday. But Wayne Sensor, managing director of Leavitt’s consulting firm, Leavitt Partners,...
...its stand on its antagonism towards the Assad regime. Such was its stance earlier too. And the former U.S. president George W. Bush even included Syria in the “axis of evil”, adding that Syria would be the next target after Saddam Hussein’s regime.\" After...
...for restigmatization\" of divorce, as he and Adams put it in an article in the journal Family Process in 2006. President George W. Bush's Healthy Marriage Initiative, the growing prominence of fathers' rights groups and various state-level attempts to discourage...
...) & MICHELLE ( @MJaconiCNN ) What caught our eye today in politics If 59,301 Ohioans had voted for John Kerry instead of George W. Bush eight years ago, John Edwards would have been vice president. That fact renders us aghast on days when we read the trial...
...now agreed that Aaron should receive a commuted sentence. Pro Publica quoted the White House lawyer as saying that he would have urged then-President George W. Bush to grant the request had he known all the facts about the case. Read the full story here ....
