say it and see it with the x1voice remote. from netflix, prime video,youtube and even movie tickets. just say get dragon tickets . in 1952 while george bush is in texas, his father is is on the campaign trail running for the senate from connecticut. why is he giving up his millions on wall street to orun for office? because he thinks it s the right thing to do. he had politics in his heart. they loved political history. but most importantly, it was there. that longing to be of service. hello, everybody. i m prescott bush, republican candidate for the united states senate. press bush was something that no longer exists. he was a liberal republican.
party. it was prescott bush s belief in the importance of persuasion and politics that made him uncomfortable with mccarthy. are you a member as of this moment? he embodied the paranoia that gripped society. he was a person who lied. you had no difficulty whatsoever smearing another person s reputation without any fact or basis of evidence. and prescott found mccarthy despicable. press bush stands up to him. and says this guy is not playing fair. he s a demagogue and a liar. that took a a lot of courage. it sets an early example for his son, george, that you have to stand up to the bullies and you can t just go with the flow on politics. but george has yet to seriously consider a plolitical career. he s busy starting his own oil
he begins to lose weight. his doctor says you re suffering from arthritis. i think your health is poor. if it i were you, i would not run again. it was really tough to see. they said i spent ten years here. it s been a great experience, but maybe i should retire. he often thought of how great the senate was. i think he agonized over the fact he stepped down too soon. just as prescott bush leaves the senate, his son george decides he wants to enter the world of politics. clear example from press bush is it s great to make money, but it s much better to go into public life. to take on responsibility. to be a senator or president or whatever, but to serve. that s your duty. by the early 1960s, the bush
romney-ryan agree with obama biden on afghanistan, for example. i think what some people were surprised about is syria. but probably why he would agree with obama on not sending in troops because obama in past debates and out on the stump have called mitt romney a warmonger. the idea that he would even in sin wait that would be boots on the ground, obama would be there saying there you go again, you are like press bush, want to go to war. whether that was the right or wrong strategy, we will have to see as the day pro grosses. if you watched the debate in total, mr. romney did not seem like a warmonger. he did not seem like dick cheney. by the way, they aren t war amongers. mitt romney, you know, has been the other side has been trying to depict him as a cartoon character and he simply was no. mitt romney let the president of the united states have it at one
u.s. and pakistan has done downhill the last five or six months. compare the relationship with karzai which is as good as it s probably ever been in this president s administration considering karzai wasn t a big fan of obama at first because of press bush and now everything has flipped. this notre dame lawsuit a big challenge coming right after secretary sebelius was booed when she gave a commencement speech at george two. there still is this catholic issue. political problem? it depends on how quickly this advances in the courts. you and i aren t lawyers but play it on tv. this feels like one of those cases that in order to fully resolve it, it might have to make its way all the way to the supreme court a year, two years away. it throws it in the spotlight now but there are a lot of republicans who don t want to see this issue come back because it did sort of light the fire on