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Forty-third President of the United States of America. Well known for the unprecidented 2000 election in which the Supreme Court ruled him as President Elect, which could easily have been a post-stress misruling due to the Y2K fever only a few months before. Also known for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq as response to the World Trade Center incident, in which both countries have been left in ruins and no clear plan is set forth for real reconstruction, nor does anyone seem to be interested. Close emulation of Ronald Reagan, the fortieth President of the United States, and until recently when a large-scale PR campaign was carried-out around his death, one of the most hated presidents of all time. Bush uses the ideology of Preemptive strike borrowed from Reagan, as well as the thin evidence of small, third-world nations as eminent threats to the U.S., whose military outnumbers that of all other nations worldwide. Reagan also used the pretexed of fighting terrorism in his term, only against Central America. Both presidents share the idea that huge tax cuts will stimulate growth in a dying economy.
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