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George W. Bush
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
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![]() From the storied halls of Phillips Andover and Yale to the oil and baseball fields of Texas, George W. Bush's path eventually led to the Oval Office. |
The Globe covered the life of George W. Bush extensively during the 2000 presidential race.
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Full name:
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George Walker Bush
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Born:
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July 6, 1946; New Haven, Conn.
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Current residences:
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The White House in Washington, D.C., and the family ranch in Crawford, Texas
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Family:
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Married Laura Welch, a former teacher and librarian, in 1977. Twin daughters Barbara and Jenna were born in 1981.
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Parents:
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Former President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Pierce Bush
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Religion:
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Methodist, raised Episcopalian
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Education:
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Bachelor's in history, Yale University, 1968; Master's in business administration, Harvard, 1975
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Resume highlights:
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1976-77: Bush Oil
1978-80: Independent oil operator 1981: President, Arbusto Energy 1982-84: President, Bush Exploration Co. 1985-88: Chairman of the Board, Spectrum Seven Energy Corp. 1988: Adviser, presidential campaign of former President George H. Bush 1994 to 2000: Managing partner, Texas Rangers baseball franchise |
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Elected offices:
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Texas governor, 1994 to 2000
US President, 2001 to present |
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Books authored or co-authored:
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A Charge to Keep, 2001
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