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==Reaction==
==Reaction==
George W. Bush recently reached the lowest popularity levels of any president in history, passing both [[Jimmy Carter]], an extremely unpopular Democrat president, and [[Richard Nixon]], who was disliked serevely for his liberal policies. It is possible that Bush is strongly disliked for his own liberal streak, including his use of taxpayer money to snoop on citizens, his expense of taxpayer money to fund several wars (though this is controversial: see [[Iraq]] for more information), his attempt to extend public schools with the No Child Left Behind Act, and several other liberal policies. Hypocritically, the [[Democrat Party]] has attacked Bush for many of these policies, despite the fact that they are perfect examples of liberal "big government" policy.
George W. Bush recently reached the lowest popularity levels of any president in history, passing both [[Jimmy Carter]], an extremely unpopular Democrat president, and [[Richard Nixon]], who was disliked serevely for his liberal policies {{fact}}.
==See Also==
==See Also==