Author:George Herbert Walker Bush

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George Herbert Walker Bush (1924—)

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George Herbert Walker Bush

Works

Inaugural Address

• Inaugural Address

State of the Union Addresses

• First State of the Union Address, 1989
• Second State of the Union Address, 1990
• Third State of the Union Address, 1991
• Fourth State of the Union Address, 1992

Other speeches

• "Remarks on the 20th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing" (20 July 1989)
• "Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress on the Persian Gulf Crisis and the Federal Budget Deficit" (11 September 1990)
• "Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress on the Cessation of the Persian Gulf Conflict" (6 March 1991)
• "Chicken Kiev speech" (1 August 1991)
• "1992 Republican Convention Acceptance Speech" (20 August 1992)
• Eulogy for Gerald Ford (2 January 2007)
• Presidential radio addresses
• Presidential Proclamations
• Executive orders

Signing statements

• Statement on Signing the Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act of 1989

Letters

• Letter to General Greene regarding George W. Bush's Air Force service

National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentations

• Turkey Pardon of Millie (17 November 1989)
• Turkey Pardon of Tom (14 November 1990)
• 1991 Turkey Pardon (25 November 1991)
• 1992 Turkey Pardon (24 November 1992)

Other

• Secretary Kissinger's Talks in China, November 1974
  • Teng-Ch'iao-HAK Memcon (November 26, 1976) 3:45-5:00 p.m. conversation on normalization of relations

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