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Watergate
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Roles and typical day in life of U.S. leader President must wear many hats
Obama's choice of Napolitano sets course for political shift in Arizona Bush pardons lawbreaker who helped Israel in 1948 war, and others
In a gesture of forgiveness for a decades-old offense, President Bush on Tuesday granted a pardon posthumously to a man who broke the law to supply aircraft to Jews fighting in Israel's 1948 war of independence.
California initiative proposed to divvy up electoral votes They're having fun in Tempe with the Napolinator, ex-guvs
This is a September 1974 file photo of former President Ford signing a document granting former President Nixon 'a full, free and absolute pardon' for all 'offenses against the United States' during the period of his presidency. (AP Photo/File)

 

Bush issues 16 pardons, commutes drug sentence Argentines recall 1976 coup that launched bloody dictatorship
Bush pardons moonshining 'Deliverance' actor 306 reprieved after 90 years
Group wins pardon of British soldiers executed as deserters in World War I
Legislature sues gov. over line-item veto The man who guards Bush access
New White House chief of staff has mix of inside-Beltway, policy savvy

Governor Napolitano - 06 State of the State
Napolitano vows to secure border
Speech also touts teacher pay raises, tax cuts

Governor OKs more troops for AZ border
Pushing the Limits Of Wartime Powers White House defends its domestic spying in letter to Congress
Warner Commutes Death Sentence Bush says he signed NSA wiretap order
Adds he OK'd program more than 30 times, will continue to do so
Unanimous Appeals Court ruling preserves White House privilege U.S. re-examines proposal to expand passport use
Frequent travelers, president push review
George takes a back seat to Abe Governor may OK, veto parts of budget
Bush to resubmit blocked judicial nominees
Strengthened majority in new Senate could ease approvals

 

 

 


President Bush soothed a flustered Flyer, the National Thanksgiving Turkey, after Barney, his Scottish terrier, terrified the bird by chasing it around the Rose Garden at the White House. "See, the turkey was nervous to begin with," Bush joked. "Nobody's told him yet about the pardon I'm about to give him."

 

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