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Tag Archives: H.W.
SCOTUS for law students: President George H.W. Bush’s Supreme Court legacy
SCOTUS blog: “Shortly before his death in 1826, President John Adams was quoted as saying, “My gift of John Marshall to the people of the United States was the proudest act of my life.” Adams was one of the earliest … Continue reading
President George H.W. Bush’s Supreme Court Legacy
On SCOTUSblog, Stephen Wermiel writes “Consider the legacy of President George H.W. Bush. Although he served only one four-year-term in the Oval Office, Bush, who died on November 30, had a profound impact on the Supreme Court. He appointed two … Continue reading
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Ends, Means, and George H.W. Bush
by Neil H. BuchananFour days before Donald Trump became president last year, the satirist Andy Borowitz faux-reported that George W. Bush was "eagerly counting down the days until he is no longer the worst President in U.S. history." This was … Continue reading