White House: Guard Never Disciplined Bush
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President Bush never was disciplined while serving in the Texas Air National Guard, never failed a physical and never asked his father or family friends for help to get him into the guard during the Vietnam War, the White House said Wednesday.
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Tony Snow, the White House spokesman, said he was unaware of any discussions about a pardon for the vice presidentâs former chief of staff.
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President Bush has reviewed disputed documents that purport to show he refused orders to take a physical examination in 1972 and did not recall having seen them previously, a White House official said Saturday.
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US President George Bush refuses to rule out pardoning ex-White House aide Lewis Libby, convicted of perjury.
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US President George W. Bush is fighting off new claims he did not fulfil his duties with the Air National Guard during the Vietnam era.
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Newscaster says flap over story on Bush&#39;s National Guard service had no role in decision. â¢ Early reporting career (1950-62): Worked for The Associated Press; United Press International; KSAM Radio in Huntsville
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The White House must release its visitor logs and cannot hide behind a shield of privilege, a federal judge ruled Monday. The Bush administration has resisted public disclosure while it fights a lawsuit over alleged political influence by conservative Christian leaders.
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President Bush fell short of meeting his  military obligations during the Vietnam War and was not  disciplined despite irregular attendance at required training  drills, The Boston Globe said on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush never was disciplined while serving in the Texas Air National Guard, never failed a physical and never asked his father or family friends for help to get him into the Guard during the Vietnam War, the White House said Wednesday.    Meanwhile, the White House on Wednesday night produced a previously unreleased document from Bush's personnel file on his military service, seven months after it said all materials on the subject had been given to the public...
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President Bushâs nominee for attorney general declined to say if he considered harsh interrogation techniques to be torture or to be illegal when used against terrorist suspects.
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The Bush administration on Wednesday said it had not misled the public about the role of White House lawyers in discussions about whether to destroy tapes of secret interrogations.
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PRESIDENT George Bushâs military record has come under fresh scrutiny, after new memos revealed he refused a direct order and failed to meet the standards expected of him during his time in the Texas air national guard.
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The White House releases new records relating to a row over President Bush's military service.
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Despite hours of confrontational interviews of Bernard Kerik by the White House counsel, Alberto Gonzales, the White House failed to get a full picture of the legal and ethical problems of its nominee for homeland-security secretary, a government official
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WASHINGTON - More than a week after a court-imposed deadline to turn over all records of President Bush's military service, the Texas Air National Guard belatedly produced two documents Tuesday that include Bush's orders for his last day of active duty in 1973.    The orders show Bush was on "no-fly" status for his last days of duty because he had been grounded almost a year earlier for skipping an annual medical exam...
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AUSTIN, Texas - A retired Texas National Guard official mentioned as a possible source for disputed documents about President Bush's service in the Guard said he passed along information to a former senator working with John Kerry's campaign.    Also Saturday, a White House official said Bush has reviewed disputed documents that purport to show he refused orders to take a physical examination in 1972 and did not recall having seen them previously...
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The White House chief of staff faced possible contempt charges after a congressional panel on Thursday rejected President George W. Bush's attempt to limit the probe of the firing of federal prosecutors.