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But would a Bushie really tout Mr. Clinton’s “strong record” to Mr. Clinton?
From The Wall Street Journal • Sep. 29, 2015
"If the aide looks nervous, the President will think there's something to be nervous about," Gottesman, who is intensely private even for a Bushie, tells Time in a rare interview.
From Time Magazine Archive
Bush's wife Laura stopped following a while ago, but her husband yells out anyway, "Be careful, Bushie."
From Time Magazine Archive
We thought she was a Bushie," says one official, "but the real problem is that no one liked her.
From Time Magazine Archive
But, Bushie, I forgot to ax you if you axed your modder to let you come out here to de fiel'.
From Burl by Heady, Morrison
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