George W. Bush

After discharge, George W. Bush then attended graduate school, completing a master’s degree in business administration from Harvard University. Two years later, he met his wife Laura and married in 1977 in Midland, Texas. Although the Bush family has a history within politics, George W. Bush worked in the oil industry and established a company called Arbusto Energy in 1977. Few years later, after rekindling his Christian beliefs, he then moved to Washington, D.C and assisted his father in his presidential campaign. What led him to become a politician was influenced by his move to Washington D.C as well as his family’s history of public service.

Governor of Texas and Republican Presidential Nominee George W. Bush was born July 6, 1946 in New Haven , Connecticut. Bush, often referred to as simply W. is The eldest son of former President George Bush and Barbara Pierce Bush, his siblings include Jeb (Governor of Florida), Neil, Marvin, and Dorothy. Like his father, Bush attended the prestigious Philips Andover Academy in Massachusetts before going to Yale University where he graduated with a bachelors degree. Upon leaving Yale he went to Texas and joined the Air National Guard, Where he learned to fly fighter jets, he eventually became a lieutenant but was never called on to fight in Vietnam. In 1972 Bush entered Harvard Business School, earning his M.B.A. in 1975.

George W. was born in New Haven, Conn. on July 6, 1946. He was raised in a boom and bust oil town in Texas called Midland. He received his B.A. in history at Yale University and his M.B.A at the Harvard Business School. In 1977 he formed his own business called Arbusto Corp., which invested people's money in oil drilling.

He spent a year in training were he learned to fly F-102 fighter planes. (Wade, 1999) A few years later he decided to go back to school for his master’s degree in business administration. After finishing his master’s in 1975 he took a job in Midland, Texas to take part in the oil business. George was married to Laura Welch on November 5, 1977. In 1978 he followed in his father’s foot steps once again and joine... ... middle of paper ... ...s likely to succeed so if you paint a goal for yourself you are more likely.

Briscoe first went into politics after his return from the service, in 1948 he ran for State Representative which he won his first election and from 1949 to 1957 he served as a Representative. He was the best known author of the Colson-Briscoe farm-to-market road system, along with holding key chairmanships with the agriculture and highway committees. With the passing of Dolph Sr. in 1954, Dolph Jr. elected not to run for his fifth term as a State Representative and instead return to the ranching industry. This lead to Dolph Jr. becoming the number one landowner in the state by 1972, and in 1960 he helped Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association raise three million dollars alon... ... middle of paper ... ...be opened up I feel as if Briscoe really did restore faith in politics to the citizens of the state of Texas. Both of these policies are still challenged and seen to be upheld today in our society, I feel that is the true definition of a great policy or policies.

At Yale University, he [J1] studied business and was captain of the baseball team. He wanted a career in the oil industry of West Texas. He also became interested in public service and politics. In 1945, he married Barbara Pierce with whom he had six children. He served two terms as a representative to Congress from Texas.

George W. Bush was accepted into the university just as his father, George H.W. Bush was before him. Bush graduated from Yale a bachelors of Science degree in History in 1968. Shortly after his Yale University career, he applied for Harvard University, one of the other most prestigious universities in the nation (Alterman & Green, 2004). Bush graduated from Harvard University in 1975 and achieved his master of Business Administration.

This ticket helped him gain the office of vice President of the US which he has held for two consecutive terms. There were charges against him that claimed he was illegally raising money from his office in the white house but charges were later dropped after he was investigated by the justice department. George W. Bush is the 46th Governor of the state of Texas and a republican nominee for the United States. His is now in his second term as governor. He earned enough representatives to became a republican nominee during march 14, 2000.

He was the CEO of Bush Exploration Company and he unsuccessfully ran for Congress in 1977. “In 1989 he and a group of investors bought the Texas Rangers baseball franchise and he became managing partner; In 1998 Bush and his partners sold the Texas Rangers for 15 million dollars before running for President of the United States.”(Rountree xxi) In 2000 United States of America elected George W. Bush as the 43rd President. President Bush was very popular in the beginning of his tenure, but later his popularity declined

Senator from Connecticut. George W. Bush's Dad, George H. W. Bush, was Vice President from 1981 to 1989 and President from 1989 to 1993. He was a big influence on his son George W. Bush’s life. George Bush attended public schools in Midland, Texas until the family moved to Houston after he finished seventh grade at a Midland Middle School. He then went to The Kinkaid School a Houston prep school for two years.