when is president George W.  Bush`s term over?
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President Bush's term ends at 12:00 noon Eastern/9:00 am Pacific on January 20, 2009.
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/president/gwbbio.html\n\n\nGoogle is right again!!!!!
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if bush continues to be president. then YES. but since his last term is ending, the war will end.
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2002-George W. Bush\nhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/ogc/
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I am with you girl, education is the key! It's all really obvious where the Bush administration has gone within the last 6 years. America will regain its self soon with the change of Congress. I am hoping for the start of quite a few investigations to move forward, with a new Congress.
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George W. Bush\n2001-2009
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George W Bush has one
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George W. Bush winning a third election!!!!
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It ended when Bush became prez.
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George W. Bush is the current President (Head of State) of the United States.  Like nearly all industrial world leaders, he got his position via an election.\n\nPS: I'm not sure how this turned into a political diatribe, but that's common of early 21st century America.
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Not too good. \nCan't wait for his term to expire.\n\nPeace
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I would like to know what differance does it make, Bush cheated and got the presdentsy and that is over as well as his term in three years.
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Unfortunately, George W. Bush (2001-?)
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ALFRED MOISUI (He has been president since June 24th 2002)\nhttp://www.president.al/english/pub/presidenti.asp
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George Walker Bush (born July 6, 1946) is the 43rd and current President of the United States and former Governor of Texas. He is the son of the 41st President George H. W. Bush, brother of the current Governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, and grandson of former Senator Prescott Bush. He is the second son of a former United States president to become president himself, the other being John Quincy Adams.\n\nHe is a member of the Republican Party, and was elected to become the 46th Governor of Texas in 1994, then re-elected in 1998 to occupy that same post. From there, he moved on to win the nomination of the Republican Party for the 2000 presidential race and ultimately defeated Democratic Vice President Al Gore in a particularly close and controversial general election.[1] In 2004, Bush was elected to a second presidential term, defeating Democratic Senator John Kerry. His term will expire on January 20, 2009.\n\nBush's presidency has been defined by the ongoing War on Terror following the September 11, 2001 attacks. After the attacks, Bush and the United States Congress created the Department of Homeland Security and increased the powers of law enforcement agencies with the passage of the USA PATRIOT Act. Bush has also attempted to increase the power of the president in response to 9/11, claiming the executive branch can indefinitely suspend habeas corpus rights of U.S. citizens declared "enemy combatants," and authorizing a controversial terrorist surveillance program. In 2003, the United States and a multinational force took military action in Iraq, overthrowing and eventually capturing Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. The war has been controversial both domestically and internationally.\n\nBush has also signed into law large tax cuts and a Medicare prescription drug plan. He has appointed two justices to the Supreme Court, Samuel A. Alito and John Roberts, with Roberts fulfilling the post of Chief Justice after the death of William Rehnquist. Bush's terms of office coincided with Republican control of the U.S. Congress, giving him greater control over policy formulation than presidents dealing with an opposition-controlled legislature.\n\nWhile continuing American policy of support for Israel, President Bush became the first U.S. President to also endorse the creation of a Palestinian state. His promise of $15 billion (over 5 years) to Africa for AIDS relief was funded by Congress. In late 2005 and 2006, Bush led the world community in opposition to Iran's announced intention to develop nuclear technology.\n\nPrior to his political career, he was involved in the oil industry, running several companies related to petroleum energy. He later served as the managing general partner/owner of the Texas Rangers Major
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Clinton actually had America back to work in his first term, the budget was balanced by the middle of his second term and the minute George Bush was appointed the beginning of the end started, even before he took office the country's economy was showing signs of going to hell. It was actually down the tubes by the end of his first term and has progressed even further down the tubes since.
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I really didn't want another Bush in office because of Sr George Bush was about when he was in office. Unfortunately his son is in office and then 9/11 happened. Now we have our troops over seas fighting against an enemy that they have no real experience in fighting (guriella war-fare). Troops are dying everyday and we really haven't found any weapons   of mass destruction or Osoma Bin-Laden as of yet. The real reason why we are over in Iraq is to get our bid in on their black gold. Is Bush the right person for presidency? NO. But he has to finish what he started.