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Bush Job Approval at 29%, Lowest of His Administration
President Bush's job approval rating is now at a new low of 29%. Bush's current ... The range of job approval ratings for the entire Bush administration has been ...
Another Bush Lie: Tax Cuts for Jobs
During the first three years of the Bush administration, more than 3 million jobs in the U.S. have disappeared, been destroyed, dismantled, vanished.
CNN.com - White House downplays job predictions - Feb. 18, 2004
... own prediction that the economy will add 2.6 million new jobs before the end of this year, saying the forecast was the ... liabilities for Bush as he heads ...
BUSH RUNNING FOR UTILITY JOB
TAMPA - The pain hit whenever Homer Bush was doing even the simplest things ... BUSH RUNNING FOR UTILITY JOB. By ANTHONY McCARRON DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER ...
Bruce Bartlett on Jobs & Bush in 2004 on NRO Financial
A Big Jobs Vote for Bush. Good economic news favors the incumbent. ... The creation of 288,000 payroll jobs in April was almost double the consensus ...
George W. Bush on Jobs
Tired of media reports of fundraising and poll results instead of policy issues? ... In 2003, Bush signed jobs and growth legislation and made clear that he will not ...
USATODAY.com - Bush's job-approval rating climbs back above 50%
President Bush's job-approval rating, a key indicator of an incumbent's chance of being re-elected, has turned upward, the Gallup Poll finds.
Bush: Protectionism will cost U.S. jobs - Politics- msnbc.com
Alarmed by slipping support for free trade even among Republicans, President Bush is arguing that protectionism will cut Americans out of chances for more ? and ...
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