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43rd President of the United States
About George W. Bush
On the morning of September 11, 2001, standing in a Florida elementary school classroom, I made the call to ground every civilian aircraft in U.S. airspace, the first time in history that had ever been done. That decision, followed by the creation of the Department of Homeland Security and the passage of the Patriot Act, reshaped how America balances liberty and security. I believed then, and still believe, that confronting evil requires clarity, not hesitation; that when allies falter, leadership means forging coalitions even when consensus is thin; and that promoting democracy isn’t idealism but strategy, as seen in Iraq’s first free elections in 2005 and the expansion of PEPFAR, which saved over 20 million lives from AIDS across Africa and the Caribbean. My presidency wasn’t defined by one policy alone, but by the conviction that American strength must be paired with moral purpose, whether at Ground Zero, in the halls of NATO, or on a hospital ward in Botswana.
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