George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography

plus Massachusetts and Rhode Island outside of the region. It was better than one of Napoleon Bonaparte's plebiscites. With this ...

As packaged by Bush's handlers, it was throughly racist without being nominally so, like Nixon's "crime in the streets" shorthan ...

Bush's vetting of vice presidents was carried out between Bush and Robert Kimmitt, the Washington lawyer and Baker crony who lat ...

somewhere in between, and was strengthened by a deep ideological affinity in the question of racism. J. Danforth Quayle's grandf ...

Quayle is known to the vast majority of the American public as a virtual cretin. Quayle is the first representative of the post- ...

place because Kimberlin was still being held incommunicado. On August 6, 1991, US District Judge Harold H. Greene ruled that the ...

Sunday school things.. in her home as a supplement for thir own church," which latter is a branch of the Prebyterian Church of A ...

points with the legions of Armageddon, who provided a decisive base of support for the Bush-Quayle administration during the Gul ...

Keene of the Dole campaign of helping to circulate the rumor, and Keene, speaking on a television talk show, responded that Atwa ...

was so manifestly unwilling and unable seriously to oppose Bush. Many are the indications that the Massachusetts governor had be ...

of the election, the official statistics of the Reagan regime were alleging a yearly consumer inflation rate of 5.2% and an unem ...

one time boasted that his staff contained at least 28 media experts and political operatives who had worked in at least three pr ...

Philip Geylin, "Makings of a Success in Africa," Washington Post, December 10, 1982. "Bush Makes Few Waves at Home, Creates Big ...

Blue Thunder, p. 167; Germond and Witcover, Whose Broad Stripes and Bright Stars, p. 185, quote unnamed Hart campaign aides wh ...

See Kevin Phillips, The Politics of Rich and Poor, (New York, 1990), p. 215; Facts on File,, November 11, 1988; and Paul R. Abr ...

Chapter –XXIII The End of History Der Staat ist als die Wirklichkeit des substantiellen Willens, die er in dem zu seiner Allgeme ...

government is better. We don't have to wrest justice from the kings. We only have to summon it from within ourselves. We must ac ...

administration of the world according to the policies and procedures already established, while delivering mass consensus throug ...

years? And now, the speculative orgy of the 1980's would have to be paid for. Even their advantage over the crumbling Soviet Emp ...

historic states, or between historic and post-historic powers. Both Panama and Iraq would, according to Fukayam's typology, fall ...