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Historian David Greenberg and the Washington Post examines Dubya’s stylistic debts to Richard Nixon.

Author KcMPosted on November 25, 2003April 18, 2013Categories History, Politics (2002-2004), The Conservative Era, The Dubya Era, The SeventiesTags David Greenberg, George W. Bush, History, Richard Nixon

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