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Gordon Johndroe (born 1974) was Deputy Assistant to President George W. Bush, Deputy Press Secretary and a spokesman for the United States National Security Council
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- News Source: Fox News | 6 months agomeant to bridge the divide between the United States and Muslims -- could mark the beginning of a new doctrine in U.S. foreign policy. Speaking from the lectern in an ornate hall at Cairo University, Obama called for a two-state solution for Israel
- News Source: Androscoggin News | 7 months agoIt's Bo, a 6-month-old Portuguese water dog the Obamas reportedly are adopting, said to be a gift from the don of Portuguese water dog lovers , Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass. The president's daughters, Malia, 10, and Sacha, 7, have named the black-and-
- News Source: Pakistan Chronicle | 9 months agoThe United States finally persuaded supplier nations Saturday to lift a 34-year-old embargo on nuclear trade with India, following weeks of tough negotiations. The US described the breakthrough on the third consecutive day of talks as an "historic"
- News Source: Seattle Times | 9 months agoFor years, America has watched as its presidents retreated to ranches or New England retreats far from the madding crowds and the political gridlock of Washington...On his first weekend back home in Chicago since being sworn in, Obama signaled his
- News Source: The Journal Gazette | 10 months agoIn his final acts of clemency, President Bush on Monday granted early prison releases to two former U.S. Border Patrol agents whose convictions for shooting a Mexican drug dealer fueled the national debate over illegal immigration. Bush, responding
- News Source: The Mercury News | 10 months agoThough Washington became virtually mired in gridlock, there seemed to be more waving flags than blowing horns as people navigated the city's crowded corridors. Obama delivered a few test runs of his Inaugural Address, which advisers said would be
- News Source: Inquirer.net | 10 months agoBush bid farewell Monday to friends and rivals on the world stage and used his last act of clemency to help two former US border guards -- and no embattled aides. Bush, who stayed out of sight at the White House, placed a dozen telephone calls to
- News Source: The Sunshine Coast Daily | 10 months agoHours before leaving office, US President George W Bush bid farewell to friends and rivals on the world stage. Bush, who stayed out of sight at the White House, placed a dozen telephone calls to current and former world leaders to thank them for
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