George W. Bush: The American Presidents Series: The 43rd President, 2001-2009

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by James Mann


  budget surpluses and

  elections of 1992 and

  elections of 2000 and

  family planning and

  financial deregulation and

  health care and

  International Criminal Court and

  Iraq and

  North Korea and

  pardons and

  postpresidency of

  September 11 and

  stem-cell research

  Clinton, Hillary

  coalition of the willing

  Coalition Provisional Authority

  Coffin, William Sloane, Jr.

  cold war

  Cole, USS, attacks

  College Republicans

  Comey, James

  Commodity Futures Trading Commission

  Communism, collapse of

  compassionate conservatism

  Connally, John

  Conscience of a Conservative, The (Goldwater)

  conservatives

  containment

  counterterrorism

  Cramer, Richard Ben

  credit-default swaps

  criminal justice

  Crocker, Ryan

  Cuban missile crisis

  Dalai Lama

  Dallas Cowboys

  Daschle, Tom

  Dean, Howard

  Decision Points (Bush)

  Defense Policy Board

  Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE)

  Democratic National Convention of 1988

  Democratic Party

  domestic policy and

  elections of 1988 and

  elections of 1998 and

  elections of 2000 and

  elections of 2004 and

  elections of 2006 and

  elections of 2008 and

  Iraq and

  Medicare and

  No Child Left Behind and

  Senate control and

  September 11 and

  Supreme Court and

  TARP and

  tax cuts and

  Texas legislature and

  deregulation

  derivatives

  detainees

  deterrence

  DeWitt, William, Jr.

  DiIulio, John

  dividends

  Dodd, Chris

  Dole, Bob

  Dole, Elizabeth

  Dowd, Maureen

  Dow Jones Industrial Average

  Dukakis, Michael

  Eagleburger, Lawrence

  Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act (2001)

  economic policy

  education

  Edwards, John

  Egypt

  elections

  of 1964

  of 1966

  of 1968

  of 1970

  of 1980

  of 1984

  of 1988

  of 1992

  of 1994

  of 1996

  of 1998

  of 2000

  of 2002

  of 2004

  of 2006

  of 2008

  Enron

  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

  estate taxes

  Europe

  evangelical Christians

  faith-based initiatives

  Falwell, Jerry

  family planning

  Fatah

  federal budget deficit

  Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

  Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

  Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (Freddie Mac)

  Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae)

  Federal Reserve

  financial crisis of 2008

  financial sanctions

  Florida

  election of 2000 and

  Jeb’s campaigns in

  Florida Supreme Court

  Forbes, Steve

  Ford, Gerald R.

  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (1978)

  41: A Portrait of My Father (Bush)

  Fox News

  France

  Franks, Tommy

  Friedman, Thomas L.

  Frist, Bill

  Frost, David

  G-8

  G-20

  Gaddis, John Lewis

  Gadhafi, Muammar

  Gambia

  Gates, Robert M.

  General Motors

  Geneva Conventions

  George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum

  Gephardt, Dick

  Germany

  Gingrich, Newt

  Glass-Steagall Act (1933)

  Godfather, The (film)

  Golden Mosque bombing

  Goldwater, Barry

  Goldwater-Nichols Act (1986)

  Gonzales, Alberto

  Gorbachev, Mikhail

  Gore, Al

  Graham, Billy

  Greenhouse, Linda

  greenhouse gases

  Greenspan, Alan

  Guantánamo Bay

  Gurney, Edward

  Hadley, Steven

  Hager, Jenna Bush (daughter)

  Hager, Mila (granddaughter)

  Hamas

  Hamdan v. Rumsfeld

  Hamilton, Lee

  Hance, Kent

  Harken Energy Corp.

  Harvard Business School

  Hastert, Dennis

  Hayden, Michael

  Hezbollah

  Hill, Calvin

  Hill, Christopher

  Hispanics

  Homeland Security, Department of

  Hoover, Herbert

  housing bubble

  Houston Post

  Hughes, Karen

  Hungary

  Hussein, Saddam

  immigration

  income tax

  India

  inequality

  intelligence

  Iraq and

  surveillance and

  Syria and

  Treasury and

  International Criminal Court

  international law

  interrogation, “enhanced”

  investment banks

  Iran

  Iran-Contra affair

  Iraqi army, disbanded

  Iraqi elections of 2005

  Iraq Study Group

  Iraq War (2003–11). See also Persian Gulf War

  Abu Ghraib and

  Bush visits

  Coalition Provisional Authority and

  consequences of

  cost of

  democracy and

  diplomacy and

  fall of Baghdad

  insurgency, post-invasion

  lead-up to

  opposition to

  September 11 and

  surge of 2006

  UN and

  U.S. elections of 2004 and

  U.S. elections of 2008 and

  U.S. troop levels and

  U.S. troop withdrawal and

  WMD and

  Islam, Shia-Sunni conflict

  Islamic Center (Washington, D.C.)

  Israel

  Italy

  Ivins, Molly

  Japan

  Jeffords, James

  Johnson, Clay

  Joint Chiefs of Staff

  JPMorgan Chase

  Justice Department

  Karzai, Hamid

  Katrina, Hurricane

  Keane, Jack

  Kemp, Jack

  Kennedy, Edward M. “Ted”

  Kennedy, John F.

  Kenya

  Kerry, John

  Kim Dae Jung

  Kim Jong Il

  Kosovo

  Krauthammer, Charles

  Kuwait

  Kyoto Protocol

  Lay, Kenneth

  Lebanon

  Cedar Revolution

  Israeli war of 2006

  Lehman Brothers

  Le Monde

  Levey, Stuart

  Lewinsky, Monica

  Libby, Lewis “Scooter”

  liberals

>   libertarians

  library records

  Libya

  Limbaugh, Rush

  Lincoln, Abraham

  Lindsey, Lawrence

  Louisiana National Guard

  Mahon, George

  Maliki, Nouri al-

  Mauro, Garry

  Mays, Willie

  McCain, Cindy

  McCain, John

  McConnell, Mitch

  McCullough, David

  Medicare drug benefits

  Meet the Press (TV show)

  Mexico

  Mexico City policy

  Middle East. See also specific countries

  Middle East peace process

  Midland, Texas

  Miers, Harriet

  military draft

  military tribunals

  Mohammed, Khalid Sheikh

  money-market funds

  mortgages

  MoveOn

  Mubarak, Hosni

  Mueller, Robert

  multilateralism

  Musharraf, Pervez

  Myers, Richard

  National Guard. See also specific states

  National Institutes of Health

  National Intelligence Estimate of 2002

  National Review

  National Security Agency (NSA)

  National Security Council (NSC)

  National Security Strategy (2002)

  NBC

  neoconservatives

  Netanyahu, Benjamin

  Newcombe, John

  New Deal

  New Orleans

  Newsweek

  New York magazine

  New York Times

  9/11 Commission. See also September 11, 2001, attacks

  Nixon, Richard

  Nixon, Tricia

  No Child Left Behind

  North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

  Northern Alliance

  North Korea

  Nour, Ayman

  nuclear test ban treaty

  nuclear weapons

  Obama, Barack

  Afghanistan and

  Bush library and

  elections of 2008 and

  financial crisis and

  financial sanctions and

  G-20 and

  interrogations and

  Iraq and

  No Child Left Behind and

  surveillance and

  O’Connor, Sandra Day

  Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives

  Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence

  oil industry

  Olympics, Beijing (2008)

  O’Neill, Joe

  O’Neill, Paul

  O’Sullivan, Meghan

  ownership society

  Oxley, Michael

  Painting as a Pastime (Churchill)

  Pakistan

  Palestinian Authority

  Palin, Sarah

  Panama

  Parkinson’s disease

  Paulson, Henry

  Pearl, Daniel

  Pelosi, Nancy

  Pentagon

  Cheney vs. Powell at

  Iraq War and

  Katrina and

  September 11 and

  Perle, Richard

  Perot, Ross

  Perry, William

  Persian Gulf War (1990–91)

  Petraeus, David

  pharmaceutical industry

  Philippines

  Phillips Academy, Andover

  Pioneers

  Plame, Valerie

  Planned Parenthood Foundation

  Poland

  Powell, Colin

  Afghanistan and

  Cheney and

  detainees and

  George H. W. Bush and

  Iraq and

  North Korea and

  replaced by Rice

  September 11 and

  Powell doctrine

  Predator drones

  preemptive war

  Present at the Creation (Acheson)

  presidential debates of 2000

  presidential primaries of 2000

  President’s Daily Brief (August 6, 2001)

  President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)

  privatization

  Putin, Vladimir

  Quayle, Dan

  Reagan, Nancy

  Reagan, Ronald

  recession of 2008–9

  Rehnquist, William H.

  Republican National Committee

  Republican National Convention

  of 1996

  of 2008

  of 2012

  Republican Party. See also specific elections and individuals

  Bush postpresidency and

  evangelicals and

  financial crisis and

  Iraq and

  Jeffords and

  Medicare and

  Miers nomination and

  moderate

  right wing

  Social Security and

  TARP and

  Rice, Condoleezza

  Abu Ghraib and

  Afghanistan and

  al-Qaeda and

  climate change and

  Egypt and

  elections of 2000 and

  George H. W. Bush and

  Iran and

  Iraq and

  military tribunals and

  NATO and

  North Korea and

  Powell and

  Rumsfeld and

  Scowcroft and

  as secretary of state

  September 11 and

  Richards, Ann

  Ridge, Tom

  Roberts, John G.

  Robertson, Pat

  Romania

  Romney, Mitt

  Roosevelt, Franklin D.

  Rotary Clubs

  Rove, Karl

  elections of 2000 and

  elections of 2004 and

  elections of 2006 and

  Rubin, Robert

  Rumsfeld, Donald

  ABM treaty and

  Abu Ghraib and

  Afghanistan and

  Guantánamo and

  Iraq and

  Katrina and

  ouster of

  Rice and

  September 11 and

  Russia, post-Soviet

  Ryan, Nolan

  Safire, William

  Saltz, Jerry

  Sarbanes-Oxley Act (2002)

  Sarkozy, Nicolas

  Saudi Arabia

  Schroeder, Gerhard

  Scowcroft, Brent

  Scrub Team

  Secret Service

  Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

  September 11, 2001, attacks

  Iraq and

  secret responses to (see also black sites; detainees; interrogation, “enhanced”; surveillance)

  Skull and Bones

  Snowden, Edward J.

  social programs

  Social Security

  privatization of

  Somalia

  Souter, David

  South Korea

  Soviet Union

  Spain

  Spanish-American War

  Spann, Johnny

  special education

  Spectrum 7

  State Department

  state vs. nonstate actors

  Staudt, Walter “Buck”

  stem-cell research

  Stevens, John Paul

  Strategic Command

  Sudan

  Summers, Lawrence

  Sununu, John

  supply-side economics

  surveillance

  Swift Boat Veterans for Truth

  Syria

  Taliban

  Tanzania

  tax cuts

  tax rebate of 2008

  Tea Party

  Tenet, George

  Terrorist Surveillance Program

  terrorist threat, Clinton warnings on. See also al-Qaeda; war on terror

  Texas

  Bush as governor of

>   Bush’s roots in

  Senate race of 1964

  Texas gubernatorial elections

  of 1990

  of 1994

  of 1998

  Texas National Guard

  Texas Rangers

  Texas state legislature

  Texas, University of

  Thailand

  Thirteen Days (film)

  tort reform

  torture

  Tower, John

  Transportation Security Agency (TSA)

  Treasury Department

  “Troops” (TV campaign ad)

  Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP, 2008)

  Truman, Harry S.

  Tucker, Karla Faye

  United Nations

  Security Council

  U.S. Agency for International Development

  U.S. Congress

  elections of 2000 and

  elections of 2002 and

  elections of 2006 and

  financial crisis and

  Iraq and

  September 11 and

  tax cuts and

  U.S. Constitution

  U.S. embassy attacks, of 1998

  U.S. House of Representatives

  U.S. Senate

  Foreign Relations Committee

  Jeffords and

  U.S. Supreme Court

  Bush appointments to

  Bush v. Gore and

  war on terror and

  USA Patriot Act (2001)

  Veterans of Foreign Wars

  Vieira de Mello, Sergio

  Vietnam War

  Vulcans

  Wall Street Journal

  war on terror. See also black sites; detainees; interrogation, “enhanced”; surveillance; and specific military actions

  Washington Post

  waterboarding

  Watergate scandal

  Wead, Doug

  weapons of mass destruction (WMD)

  welfare policy

  Wessel, David

  What It Takes (Cramer)

  White House summit of 2008

  Whitman, Christine Todd

  Wilson, Joseph

  Wilson, Pete

  Wolfowitz, Paul

  Worldcom

  World Trade Center (Ground Zero)

  bombing of 1993

  Bush visits

  September 11 and

  World War II

  Yale Daily News

  Yale University

  Yarborough, Ralph

  Yastrzemski, Carl

  Yemen

  Yoo, John

  Young Presidents’ Organization

  Yugoslavia, collapse of

  Zubaydeh, Abu

  ALSO BY JAMES MANN

  The Obamians: The Struggle Inside the White House to Redefine American Power

  The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War

  The China Fantasy: How Our Leaders Explain Away Chinese Repression

  Rise of the Vulcans: The History of Bush’s War Cabinet

  About Face: A History of America’s Curious Relationship with China, from Nixon to Clinton

  Beijing Jeep: A Case Study of Western Business in China

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  JAMES MANN is the author of six books on American politics and national security issues, including Rise of the Vulcans: The History of Bush’s War Cabinet and The Obamians: The Struggle Inside the White House to Redefine American Power. A longtime correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, he is currently a fellow in residence at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. He lives in Washington, D.C.

  GEORGE W. BUSH. Copyright © 2015 by James Mann. All rights reserved. For information, address Henry Holt and Co., 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010.

 

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