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George W. Bush

7 facts from 5 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

2000

Harry Enten says George W. Bush won Florida in 2000 because he carried the absentee vote, while Al Gore won the Election Day in-person vote.

“the reason that George Bush won the state of Florida in the 2,000 election was because he won the absentee vote”

Harry Enten · What the Final Polls Tell Us, 0:53:57

2006

In 2006 Jon Tester won a Montana Senate seat in a state George W. Bush had carried by about twenty points, while Bush won every other state Democrats flipped by single digits.

“you had, um, John Tester win in Montana state that Bush had carried by twenty points, but every other state Democrats flipped, Bush had won by single digits.”

Amy Walter · Have Republicans Already Blown the Midterms?, 0:24:11

2007

A program designed by Bush administration lawyers in 2007 was used to take new statements because earlier CIA statements were considered coerced.

“Statements were obtained through a program designed by the Bush administration lawyers in 2007 because the defendant's previous statements to the CIA were considered coerced”

DJ Cruz · 1066. Andy & DJ CTI: Dell CEO's Wife Susan Dell's Appearance At White House, Trump Admin Cuts Off Microsoft From Visa Program & 9/11 Confessions Thrown Out, 0:53:33

2007

Dan Pfeiffer said the Democratic Congress elected in 2006 got President George W. Bush to sign a minimum wage bill.

“The Democrats actually did get Bush to sign a minimum wage bill in that period”

Dan Pfeiffer · Blue Tsunami!, 0:50:42

2026

Amy Walter said President Donald Trump's approval rating is under 40 percent, similar to George W. Bush's at this point in 2006.

“you have a president with an approval rating under 40%, which is where George W. Bush was at this point in 2006, an unpopular war and corruption being sort of the center of the conversation”

Amy Walter · Have Republicans Already Blown the Midterms?, 0:03:12

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