"… eform Act of 2002 (commonly known as McCain-Feingold), signed by President George W. Bush, attempted to close some of those loopholes. Indeed, the small-dollar cont …"

"… his paid-for anti-Hillary Clinton documentary — or a Michael Moore anti-George W. Bush documentary — should both be considered protected free speech, rather th …"

"… 150 million last month alone — dwarfing the nearly $85 million limit John McCain agreed to for the entire general election campaign cycle when he accepted …"

"… te initially pledging to participate in the primary matching funds system, John McCain backed out and opted to forgo the federal funding, thus freeing himself fr …"

"… o;s administration in 1996 and again in 2000, and from then-Texas Governor George W. Bush’s in 2000. A substantial number of guests on both lists were major c …"

"… ber 30, 2004, few of the estimated 62.4 million viewers watching President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry square off on national television likely took any n …"

"… rters were treated to Anheuser-Busch’s hospitality, while John Kerry and George W. Bush argued over flip-flops, Iraq, and health care, several other presidential …"

"… n debt in his first two years without mentioning that Republican President George W. Bush increased the national debt by $4.4 trillion during his presidency. Bachma …"

"… when he visited the Bush family at its vacation compound in Kennebunkport, Maine, and his daughter Chelsea needed a bathroom.“The then-Vice President too …"

"… ss than three weeks later, Congress passed a Medicare bill, over President George W. Bush’s veto, that delayed implementation of the program for 18 months. Awarde …"

"… � he said.Among those enraged by the bidding delay back then was President George W. Bush’s Secretary of Health and Human Services at the time, Michael Leavitt. � …"

"… sday in a 14 to 9 vote, with all Democrats and Republican Olympia Snowe of Maine in support. The Hatch amendment was included in the version that passed.Ha …"

"… artment’s Environmental Crimes Section under presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, disagrees.“A credible criminal prosecution threat deters wrongdoing mor …"

"… earlong attempt to obtain emergency AIDS relief data from former President George W. Bush’s State Department four years ago. At one point, the department sought t …"