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A 3 page paper which examines the life of America’s 43rd President, including his birthplace, education, schooling, family, early political life, his election and presidency, his future plans and whether he was a good choice. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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6, 1946, he was the eldest of six children born (which also included Jeb, Robin, Neil, Marvin and Dorothy) to the former Barbara Pierce and George Herbert Walker Bush, the
forty-first President of the United States (Cawley 40). He was a scion of two wealthy families - his maternal grandfather, Marvin Pierce, was the president of McCalls Magazine and
his paternal grandfather, Prescott Bush was a respected U.S. Senator. At the age of three, the senior Bush packed up his young family and moved to Odessa, Texas to
pursue a career in the oil business and later settled in Midland (Bear). For young George W., the Texas roots took hold and would define his character. His
childhood seemed relatively idyllic as he shared his fathers passion for sports, most notably fishing and baseball, and summers were spent at the lavish Bush oceanfront compound, Walkers Point, in
Kennebunkport, Maine (Thomas and Brant 32). However, the idyll took a tragic turn in 1953 when young Robin Bush died of leukemia at the age of three. The
seven-year-old George was devastated by the loss of his beloved sister and took to consoling his grief-stricken mother, who recalled overhearing him tell a friend, "I have to be with
my mother - shes so unhappy" (Thomas and Brant 32). Bush would later use this same compassion to comfort a grief-stricken nation. Scholastically speaking, Bush would deviate from his
fathers path of private academies in that most of his early education was in the public school system, such as Sam Houston Elementary School and San Jacinto Junior High (Thomas
and Brant 32). However, like his father, he would also attend and graduate from New Englands Phillips Academy and attend Yale University (Cawley 40). While at Yale, he
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