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... Bush succeeded Ronald Reagan . Unfortunately , there has been little serious examination of this judgment . Rather , a facile stereotype of a " faith - based " presidency has become conventional wisdom among Bush's friends and foes ...
... Bush succeeded Ronald Reagan . Unfortunately , there has been little serious examination of this judgment . Rather , a facile stereotype of a " faith - based " presidency has become conventional wisdom among Bush's friends and foes ...
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... Bush may sur- vive to poke a little fun at sanctimonious reli- gion . If he did so , Bush would share a trait with Wilson . Perhaps Bush's advisers fear above all that he could say nothing substantive about matters of faith . In this ...
... Bush may sur- vive to poke a little fun at sanctimonious reli- gion . If he did so , Bush would share a trait with Wilson . Perhaps Bush's advisers fear above all that he could say nothing substantive about matters of faith . In this ...
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... Bush's favorite shib- boleths predate the creation of American po- litical parties . His claim that freedom is God's gift to humanity has ample precedent in speeches by FDR and Eisenhower as well as in the second sentence of the ...
... Bush's favorite shib- boleths predate the creation of American po- litical parties . His claim that freedom is God's gift to humanity has ample precedent in speeches by FDR and Eisenhower as well as in the second sentence of the ...
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