'Grateful' Bush comes calling on Clinton and defeated Gore

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President-elect George W. Bush has held meetings with both President Bill Clinton and Al Gore, his rival for the presidency. Strong emphasis has been placed on reconciliation and a smooth transition to a new administration.

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Bush nominates Democrat to cabinet but falls short on his pledge to unite America

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Democrat Norman Mineta, a Japanese-American from California, has been offered the Transport portfolio by President-elect George W. Bush. Despite this, Bush remains under strong pressure to move closer towards bipartisanship.

United States, Government domestic functions, Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs, Executive Offices, Executive Appointments, Office of the Secretary (DOT), Analysis, Officials and employees, Political aspects, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Executive departments (Government), United States. Department of Transportation, Political appointments, Bipartisanship (Politics), Mineta, Norman Y.

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Another Bush presidency gets lost in the rough

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The first six months of George W. Bush's presidency are considered. It is argued that he does not appear to be enjoying his role, having aged considerably during this time. Some observers feel that his presidency can only be saved by a shift towards his father's centre ground.

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