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President Bush's Reelection of 2004

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Why was President Bush re-elected in 2004?

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The solution discusses the reason why President George W. Bush was reelected in 2004.

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It is important for YOU the student to realize that this answer is only a hypothesis and many hypotheses exist to answer why President Bush won the presidency in 2004. Therefore, if you wish to use MY hypothesis as a factual statement you would have to conduct a qualitative research study to either prove or disprove this hypothesis. Unless this is done please only refer to MY answer as a ...

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