Minor scandals in his presidency included one regarding his ties to a criminal ring led by Orlando Bosch, whom he ultimately pardoned, and another concerning his part-ownership of Zapata Petroleum.
George Edwards uses this man's name for a "paradox" that presidential approval polls lag behind economic performance even when those polled say economic concerns are of high priority. Richard Fenno claims that this man's tenure illustrates the failure of incrementalism as a governing philosophy, while Timothy Naftali argues the turning point in his presidency was his diagnosis with Graves disease. Minor scandals in his presidency included one regarding his ties to a criminal ring led by Orlando Bosch, whom he ultimately pardoned, and another concerning his part-ownership of Zapata Petroleum. Officials retained from his predecessor include press secretary Marlin Fitzwater and Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady, while other cabinet officials included Lauro Cavazos and long-time friends Robert Mosbacher and Secretary of State James Baker. Notable for pardoning Caspar Weinberger, FTP, identify this president who spoke about a "Thousand Points of Light" and initiated the Gulf War.
George Edwards uses this man's name for a "paradox" that presidential approval polls lag behind economic performance even when those polled say economic concerns are of high priority.
George {Herbert Walker Bush} (accept {Bush Sr.} or {Bush 41} or whatever)