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Gopika Somasekharan President George W. Bush Outline America was robbed on December 12,2000. On this day, former President George W. Bush was elected the President of the United States. Bush, at the time, was the governor of Texas and ran in accordance to the Republican party. On the other hand, Al Gore, the vice president to former President Clinton, ran in accordance to the Democratic Party. George W. Bush was not a good president because of the way he handled the Bin Laden situation and because of the amount of debt he produced during the time he was elected president. Body Paragraphs George W. Bush cannot be considered a good president due to the way he dealt with the Bin Laden situation.

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