Uncle Duke accuses this man of a "history of alcohol and cocaine," and the radio host Mark Slackmeyer describes an "Honest Voices Reading List" concerning this man.
In his first appearance, this character claimed to be "for proper syntax." Uncle Duke accuses this man of a "history of alcohol and cocaine," and the radio host Mark Slackmeyer describes an "Honest Voices Reading List" concerning this man. This character is ascribed an (*) IQ of 91 in one strip, and the author of the strip this character appeared in offered ten thousand dollars for proof he was in the National Guard. This character was represented as a Stetson hat and a speaking asterisk, and then a gradually decaying Roman military helmet during the Iraq War. For 10 points, name this character from the Doonesbury comic strip who was repeatedly lampooned during his tenure as the 43rd president.
In his first appearance, this character claimed to be "for proper syntax."
George W. Bush (prompt on partial; accept Bush the Younger or anything indicating the son; accept Bush the 43rd president before end of question)