In the summer of 2005, President George W ... now. "Despite politics, despite changes, when a crisis hits, you pull what you've got off the shelf and work from there," Townsend said. When Bush ...

When George W. Bush ran for President in 2000 ... on the question of which party would best handle Social Security, now the parties are running close to even. More important, when voters are ...

More than a decade ago, President George W. Bush set out to fix what he ... “Most of the Democrats in the Senate now favor expanding Social Security without figuring out how to pay for it ...

George W. Bush (who congratulated Joe Biden ... legged stool of free-market economics, national security toughness, and social conservatism is now off balance; today’s conservatives are ...

“Bush is now perceived to have been a responsible ... to the impending problems of the Social Security system,” he said. President George W. Bush looks out the window of Air Force One on ...

On this day in 2001, President George W. Bush created a 16-member bipartisan commission to study the feasibility of “modernizing” a Social Security ... and now I intend to spend it.” ...

First and foremost related to the safety of the president [his son George W. Bush]. I had full confidence in his security ... saying "Are they now going to destroy our school?" ...

We look at how in response to the September 11 attacks, the George W. Bush administration totally reshaped U.S. national security appartus ... SIMON: We're joined now by NPR's senior Washington ...

Evoke George W. Bush, his income ... cash for all the bonds, now totalling $2.8 trillion. These bonds are a special class of securities unique to the Social Security fund that can’t be sold.

former U.S. President George W. Bush. At the height of the 2008 financial crisis, Bush reportedly declared: “If money isn’t loosened up, this sucker could go down!” Buffett deemed this quip ...

Remember George W ... and Bush attend the funeral service of former Secretary of State Colin Powell at Washington National Cathedral in 2021. | Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images Now, though ...