2004SSRN Electronic JournalOpen access

A Mid-Term Grade for the Bush Administration

Brian F. Mannix

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When President George W. Bush entered the White House, it was clear to observers that he wanted to pursue a different regulatory review philosophy than his predecessor. So what has the Bush administration done since arriving in Washington? What grade should we give its performance?

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When President George W. Bush entered the White House, it was clear to observers that he wanted to pursue a different regulatory review philosophy than his predecessor. So what has the Bush administration done since arriving in Washington? What grade should we give its performance?

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When President George W. Bush entered the White House, it was clear to observers that he wanted to pursue a different regulatory review philosophy than his predecessor. So what has the Bush administration done since arriving in Washington? What grade should we give its performance?

Key concepts: Administration (probate law), George (robot), Term (time), White (mutation), Political science, Law, Public administration, History

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