Brief
George W. Bush
The claims the writer was given for George W. Bush, in the order they were given.
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Michael Griffin was appointed the new head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in 2005 by President George W. Bush, after previous Administrator Sean O'Keefe suddenly resigned.
“Griffin, a former CIA employee, was appointed the new head of NASA in 2005 by President George W. Bush, after the previous NASA Administrator, Sean O'Keefe, suddenly resigned.”
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President George W. Bush replaced Dan Goldin as NASA Administrator with Sean O'Keefe shortly after the 'Unmasking the Face on Mars' Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA) controversy had been exposed.
“President Bush had replaced Dan Goldin with his own man, Sean O’Keefe, shortly after the “Unmasking the Face on Mars” MOLA fraud had been exposed”
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On 2004-01-14, President George W. Bush travelled from the White House to National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) headquarters in Washington DC to announce a new direction for the space agency.
“On January 14, 2004, right in the midst of the Spirit and Opportunity Rover Missions, President George W. Bush traveled the few blocks from the White House to NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C. to make a momentous announcement.”
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To fund the Vision for Space Exploration, President George W. Bush siphoned off $11 billion over a five-year period from the existing National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) budget and asked the United States Congress for an additional billion dollars.
“the President siphoned off $11 billion over a five-year period from the existing NASA budget, and then went to Congress to ask for an additional billion dollars to complete the funding.”
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By getting Project Orion (Crew Exploration Vehicle) a significant way down the road by 2008, George W. Bush would make it harder for his successor to cancel the programme without a considerable financial and political penalty.
“By getting the Orion capsule a significant way down the road by 2008 (the year of the next presidential election), Bush would make it harder for his successor to cancel the Programs without a considerable financial (thus, political) penalty.”
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George W. Bush's announcement ceremony at NASA Headquarters in Washington DC in January 2004 was a quiet and somber affair with short, terse remarks.
“The President's announcement ceremony at NASA Headquarters in Washington DC in January 2004 was actually a fairly quiet and somber affair. Bush's remarks were short, almost terse.”
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George W. Bush stated that in the past thirty years no human being had set foot on another world, or ventured farther upward into space than approximately 621 kilometres, roughly the distance from Washington DC to Boston, Massachusetts.
“"In the past thirty years, no human being has set foot on another world, or ventured farther upward into space than 386 miles—roughly the distance from Washington, D.C. to Boston, Massachusetts.”
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George W. Bush stated that America had not developed a new vehicle to advance human exploration in space in nearly a quarter century.
“America has not developed a new vehicle to advance human exploration in space in nearly a quarter century.”
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9
In 1994, George W. Bush ran for Governor of Texas against the incumbent Democratic Governor Ann Richards and won an easy victory despite Richards being considered popular and heavily favoured to win re-election.
“He started in his home state of Texas in 1994, running against the one-term incumbent Democratic Governor, Ann Richards... Bush the younger won a surprisingly easy victory over Richards, who was considered popular and was heavily favored to win re-election.”
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During his January 2004 speech announcing the Vision for Space Exploration, George W. Bush acknowledged Gene Cernan, the Commander of Project Apollo 17, as the last man to have set foot upon another world.
“About midway through the speech, Bush turned to and acknowledged the last man to have set foot upon another world, Gene Cernan, the Commander of Apollo 17”
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In the 2000 United States presidential election campaign, George W. Bush ran against Vice President Al Gore, who was considered a heavy favourite over Bush.
“In the summer of 2000, both men swept easily to their respective parties' nominations for president, and then faced off in the fall campaign. Gore, like Richards before him, was considered a heavy favorite over the supposedly "light-weight" Bush.”
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On the Saturday before the 2000 United States presidential election, Fox News broke a story about George W. Bush's arrest 25 years earlier for drunk driving.
“Then, Fox News broke a story that Saturday night about Bush's arrest 25 years earlier for drunk driving.”
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In the 2000 United States presidential election, Bush's lead in Florida shrank to about 1,700 votes, making the state too close to call and forcing a retraction of the networks' earlier call for Bush.
“As the final returns came in, Bush's lead shrank to about 1,700 votes, making Florida too close to call and forcing the networks to retract their earlier calls for Bush.”
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Al Gore conceded the 2000 United States presidential election and George W. Bush was inaugurated in January 2001.
“Gore then conceded and Bush was inaugurated in January 2001.”
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After the September 11 attacks of 2001-09-11, George W. Bush made a speech to the United States Congress declaring a war on terror and promising to take the battle to nation-states that supported terror groups.
“After the devastating terrorist attacks of 9-11-2001, Bush made a speech to Congress declaring a "war on terror" and promising to take the battle not just to the terror groups themselves—but also to the nation-states that supported them.”
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At the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announcement ceremony for the Vision for Space Exploration, President George W. Bush's first goal was to complete the International Space Station by 2010 and then retire the Space Shuttle.
“Complete the International Space Station (ISS) by 2010, and then retire the Space Shuttle.”
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President George W. Bush's second Vision for Space Exploration goal was to develop a new Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) to carry astronauts to the International Space Station and then to the Moon and Mars by 2008, with manned missions to start no later than 2014.
“Develop a new Crew Exploration Vehicle, or CEV, to carry astronauts to the Space Station and then on to the Moon and Mars by 2008, with manned missions to start no later than 2014.”
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By early 2006, two years after President George W. Bush's Vision for Space Exploration announcement at NASA Headquarters, two major aerospace consortiums were working on proposals under the programme name "Project Constellation."
“By the early portion of 2006, two years after the President's NASA Headquarters' "Vision" Announcement, two major aerospace consortiums were working full speed on their proposals to bring President Bush's 2004 new space vision to life. Once the programs got going, as previously noted, under the curious umbrella name of "Project Constellation,"”
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President George W. Bush's third Vision for Space Exploration goal was to return to the Moon with a manned mission by 2015 if possible, but no later than 2020.
“Return to the Moon with a manned mission by 2015, if possible, but no later than 2020.”
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George W. Bush first announced the Vision for Space Exploration in 2004.
“As part of the new Vision for Space Exploration that President Bush first offered in 2004”
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NASA launched the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in mid-summer 2009 after repeated technical delays.
“NASA finally -- in mid-Summer of 2009 - successfully launched this potential breakthrough lunar mission, but only after repeated technical delays that ensured that President Bush’s term of office would expire before it could be launched.”
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Because of launch delays, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission would take place entirely during Barack Obama's presidency rather than George W. Bush's.
“due to those delays, the LRO Mission would take place totally on Barack Obama’s watch.”
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George W. Bush announced a new White House/National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) programme to return to the Moon by 2020, made at NASA Headquarters on 2004-01-14.
“the sudden announcement by President George W. Bush of a new White House/NASA program "to return to the Moon by 2020," made at NASA Headquarters on January 14, 2004”
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Mike Griffin, appointed by George W. Bush to head the new lunar return programme, described the programme as an Apollo-style effort "on steroids".
“as new NASA Administrator Mike Griffin, specifically appointed by President Bush to head the new lunar return program, wryly terms it?”
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David Grusch considers that George W. Bush and other past presidents had access to the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) information and will be asked what they knew and why they did not release it.
“what did the President know and why didn't he you know get the information out and that goes to W Bush. That goes to you know other Presidents in the past that were will access this information”
David Grusch: The Whistleblower Who Told Congress We're Not Alone 2026-08-13 00:51:40.2-00:51:50.7 opinion first hand