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msnbc.msn.com - 1/2/2009
Bush advisers: Cheney didn't pull the strings
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White House Chief of Staff Joshua B. Bolten and national security adviser Stephen J. Hadley have voiced frustration over their inability to counter the Bush administration's image of arrogance.
Two Advisers Reflect on Eight Years With Bush
washingtonpost.com - 1/1/2009
Two Advisers Reflect on Eight Years With Bush
— washingtonpost.com — Bolten and Hadley Decry 'Mythologies' Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, January 2, 2009; Page A01... (more) Two Advisers Reflect on Eight Years With Bush

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Corrente — Go. Just go. Bolten said another of his goals when he took over was to try to get the country to see the likable boss he and other aides saw in private, convinced that would boost Bush's popularity. "I failed miserably," he conceded. "Maybe in the beginning of the sixth year of a presidency, that's a quixotic task. . . . But everybody who has actual personal exposure to the president, almost everybody, appreciates what a good leader he is, how smart he is and, especially, how humane he is." Read more… ...

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