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  • Former Lt. Gov. of Texas Ben BARNES on young (!) George W. BUSH, John KERRY & Politics in General ! - must see videos !52508
  • The Truth About Bush and the National Guard - ACT (archive)52509
  • Bush fell short on duty at Guard - Records show pledges unmet 9/0452510
  • Records: Bush Suspended from Flying, Given Special Treatment 9/0452511
  • Professor says Bush revealed National Guard favoritism - CNN 9/0452512
  • New Evidence Shows Bush Avoided National Guard 9/0452513
  • Texans for Truth - George W. Bush: AWOL in Alabama52515
  • George W. Bush Was AWOL, But What´s ¨Truth¨ Got To Do With It? - Intercept 27.10.1552517
  • GW Bush Went AWOL52518
  • AWOL - Mother Jones52519
  • Texans for Truth52520
  • Citizens for Honest Fighter Pilots Call on Bush to Explain52524
  • Ex-officer: Bush file's details caused concern 2/0452525
  • Retired Guard officer says he saw some files discarded in trash - Information Clearing House 11.02.0452526
  • Why Is There a One-Year Gap in Bush's National Guard Duty? - Democracy Now! 2/04 !52528
  • Seeking Memories of Bush at an Alabama Air Base 2/0452529
  • Bush’s Duty, and Privilege52530
  • Quote of the Day52531
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