Nickname:	George W. Bush / Pres. George W. Bush / President Bush / Dub
Known for:	Journeys with George, Pursuit of Equality, CBS News Special Report: Joint News Conference
Birth name:	George Walker Bush
Birthday:	6 July 1946, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Height:	5' 11" (1.80 m)

JOSH BROLIN gobbled up sandwiches while playing U.S. leader GEORGE W. BUSH in OLIVER STONE’s new biopic W after learning the President is a compulsive eater.The actor admits he ate 15 sandwiches in one scene because he wanted to show the movie audience that his character can’t just sit and listen.Brolin explains his research led
AFP - US President George W. Bush telephoned the Dalai Lama on Tuesday to convey concern about his health and express his "great esteem" for Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the White House said.
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With 125 days left in office and the economy imploding, President George W. Bush posed for pictures with the Broadway cast of "The Lion King" at the White House Rose Garden on Monday.Hakuna Matata to you, Dow Jones!See Also Bush and the...

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Pop punk PINK has launched a stinging attack on U.S. vice presidential hopeful SARAH PALIN, dubbing the Republican ‘terrifying’.The singer, who rallied against Republican president GEORGE W. BUSH in her 2006 song Dear Mr. President, revealed the questions she would like to ask the Alaskan Governor if she had the chance to probe her.And she
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has denied that his controversial "lipstick on a pig" was any reference to Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin and accused John McCain's campaign of resorting to "lies and phony outrage." Speaking this morning at an event in Norfolk, VA, Obama said the Republicans created a "made-up controversy" by suggesting that his use of the phrase "lipstick on a pig" was a sexist against Palin. Obama also called for an end to personal attacks in the campaign so the candidates can focus on serious issues for "serious times." On Tuesday, Obama took a dig at his Republican presidential rival by comparing McCain to George W. Bush, saying McCain would not change Washington D.C. as promised. "You know, you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig," Obama said. Palin famously joked in her RNC speech: "I was just your average hockey mom. I love those hockey moms, you know, they say, 'What is the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? Lipstick.'" McCain's campaign has accused Obama of "smearing" Palin in "offensive and disgraceful" .

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Barack Obama took a dig at his Republican presidential rival during a speech Tuesday, reportedly comparing John McCain to George W. Bush by saying McCain wouldn't change Washington D.C. as promised -- "You know, you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig," Obama said. The Illinois senator's is now being taken by some critics as a potshot at McCain's VP pick Sarah Palin. Palin famously joked in her RNC speech: "I was just your average hockey mom. I love those hockey moms, you know, they say, 'What is the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? Lipstick.'" Now, certain political figures are asking that Obama apologize to Palin for his "lipstick on a pig" . "It's disgraceful. Sen. Obama owes Gov. Palin an apology," former Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift said, according to the Associated Press, adding: "There's only one woman in the race. It's hard to think this was directed at anybody other than Gov. Palin." Obama's campaign responded that the Democratic presidential hopeful was citing an old adage, not referring to Palin. As it turns out, the Washington Post says that McCain used the expression last October when he reportedly said of Hillary Clinton's 1990s health care plan: "I think they put some lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig."

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Sen. John McCain held a news conference late Sunday afternoon to announce that the RNC's opening day in St. Paul, Minn., will be scaled back dramatically as Hurricane Gustav heads toward the Gulf Coast. McCain and his campaign manager Rick Davis announced that the RNC will halt most of the convention activities that were slated for Monday, except those that are absolutely necessary. McCain said "it's time to open our hearts and our wallets to those citizens who are now in the shadow of a natural disaster." Earlier Sunday, President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney canceled their plans to speak at the convention Monday night because of the hurricane. McCain, who spoke from St. Louis, said he and his VP running mate Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin  had been on hurricane watch as they toured the state emergency management center in Jackson, Miss., on Sunday. McCain also reportedly chartered a jet to fly home delegates of hurricane-threatened states along the Gulf Coast. The strom is expected to make landfall as early as Monday.

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Hurricane Gustav is taking major star power out of the Republican National Convention as it charges across the Gulf of Mexico and threatens to hit storm-weary New Orleans.  The White House announced Sunday that President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney will not attend the RNC - slated for September 1-4 in Minneapolis-St. Paul - so they can deal with the hurricane situation. The threat of Gustav already caused the broadcast community to rethink its planned coverage of the RNC, which can be a ratings-grabber for the traditional networks and cable news. Network executives are now considering how coverage will change in the midst of the coming storm, as RNC organizers consider the future of the convention itself.  Gustav dropped from a Category 4 to a Category 3 storm overnight, but forecasters warned it could gain strength from the gulf's warm waters before making landfall as early as Monday. "The Insider" will be front and center at the RNC, so keep checking back for more convention coverage.

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R.E.M frontman Michael Stipe has hit out at American president George W. Bush, admitting he "can't stand the guy."


R.E.M frontman MICHAEL STIPE has hit out at American president GEORGE W. BUSH, admitting he "can’t stand the guy".Stipe, who is a staunch supporter of U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama, confesses that the band’s song Man-Sized Wreath was inspired by his hatred for Bush.The track begins with the lyrics: "Turn on the TV and what
Singer NEIL YOUNG has vowed never to make a "political statement" film again after suffering exhaustion while producing DEJA VU.The documentary saw Young reunite with his Crosby, Stills & Nash bandmates in a politically-charged concert - and Young was even seen condemning U.S.president George W. Bush.But the 62-year-old has vowed never to make such a
LL Cool J has launched a scathing attack on U.S. president George W. Bush in a new song.


Oliver Stone's "W.," which portrays President George W. Bush, is generating a lot of movie buzz following the release of the trailer. Tell us whether the clip entices you to see the film and we might put your  on "The Insider" on TV tonight! The film hits theaters Oct. 17, about three weeks before Americans go to the polls to pick a choose a president.

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Oliver Stone's "W," which portrays President George W. Bush, is generating much movie buzz following the release of the trailer. Tell us whether the trailer entices you to see the film and your may end up on "The Insider" on TV tonight! The film hits theaters Oct. 17, about three weeks before Americans go to the polls to pick a choose a new leader.

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Rockers Rage Against The Machine have called for President George W. Bush to be tried over the conflict in Iraq - branding the American leader "a war criminal."


Rockers RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE have called for U.S. President GEORGE W. BUSH to be tried over the conflict in Iraq - branding the American leader "a war criminal".The band, known for voicing their distaste for Bush, told revellers at Scotland’s T in the Park music festival this weekend (beg12Jul08) the politician should be taken
E! Online - Don't mess with George W. Bush... or the friends of the actor who's playing the president in a movie.
Filed under: Prez Election 2008 If there's one thing Natalie Maines is good for -- other than playing a mean six-string -- it's bashing President Bush every chance she gets.See Also Dixie Chicks to Bush: "You're a Dumb F**k"...
AFP - US President George W. Bush on Saturday praised new French first lady Carla Bruni, telling President Nicolas Sarkozy she was a "really smart, capable woman and I can see why you married her."
Politically-minded movie star JOHN CUSACK has taken aim at U.S. President GEORGE W. BUSH and the man with his sights on his White House office in a fiery new online ad.The High Fidelity star suggests presidential hopeful John McCain will be no better than Bush if Americans elect him their next leader in the November

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