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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
We thought she was a Bushie," says one official, "but the real problem is that no one liked her.
From Time Magazine Archive
"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
It was always 'Hey, Bushie, the gang here thinks you ought to do thus and such -- but only if it conforms to your own thinking.'
From Time Magazine Archive
Come an' see us ag'in—Miss Jemimy an' Mishy-muggy an' Sheky-depatty; Mishy-muggy's me, you know, an' Sheky-depatty's Bushie.
From Burl by Heady, Morrison
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