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Published 1/14/2009 by Steve Friess at (Obsolete Feed)
Historians will be debating George Bush's presidency for decades to come—in fact, they've already started—but in one area, at least, he leaves an unambiguous legacy: He will break, once and for all, Tecumseh's Curse. [ more ... ]
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