| George H. W. Bush
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| Former President
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 Deck
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Establishment Republican
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| Homestate:
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Texas
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| Traits
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 Stamina:
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Active
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 Charisma:
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Personable
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 Intelligence:
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Average
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 Media Bias:
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Liked
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 Experience:
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Expert
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 Funds:
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Average
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George H. W. Bush, the 41st President, is noted for
his diplomatic achievements, including the end of
the Cold War and the victory in the Gulf War.
During his tenure, he also prioritized domestic
issues like education reform and environmental
protection.
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Introduction
Playstyle
 George H. W. Bush is an old guard, pragmatfocused candidate that can reach out to moderates and, serving as the jack-of-all-trades; master of none.
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| Strengths |
Weaknesses
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- Inoffensive All-Rounder: While George Senior isn't too outstanding in any one particular area, he has the general traits to hold water across the finish line in any campaign you throw him at due to a mix of generalized stances and traits. Don't expect his campaigning or attributes to be particularly cutting-edge or top notch however.
- Media Likeness: While sharing traits to another similar all-rounder (see Doug Burgum), George H. W. Bush doesn't struggle too much to put out a strong ad campaign, emblematic of the powerhouses of 80 to 90s-era Republican campaigning.
- Expert Politician: With the experience of the Presidency and VP under his belt, H.W. will not disappoint those looking for an established and well-rounder to hold and bestow the grace of the office.
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- Master of None: Aside from a position as an expert politician, average stamina, personable speeches, and in-between issue scores might just not cut it for many politicians looking to deliver rancorous and roaring victories towards eager crowds.
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Stamina Attributes
In a single turn H.W. Bush can do:
- Up to 12 movements in a single turn.
- Up to 2 Speeches with 2 stamina points leftover.
- Up to 4 Advertisements in a single turn.
- Up to 3 HQ upgrades in a single turn.
Issue Stances
Issue stances affect how well a candidate will be received across various states. Changes in some issue stances may help in one state but hurt in another. Overall, they average out to give a general consensus of how your candidate is received, having a direct link to your electability across the board.
- Strong Military
- 80
- Corporate Tax Cuts
- 60
- Free Market Capitalism
- 60
- Natural Gas and Oil
- 60
- Reduce Regulation
- 60
- Public School Funding
- 60
- Stronger Law Enforcement
- 60
- Religious Freedom
- 50
- Traditional Values
- 60
- Higher Minimum Wage
- -40
- Addressing Climate Change
- -30
- Deficit Spending
- -80
- Leave NATO
- -50
- Environmental Protection
- 50
- Environmental Protection
- 50
- Socialism
- -70
- Communism
- -80
- Addressing Inflation
- 70
- Increasing Taxes for the Wealthy
- -40
- Reducing Wealth Inequality
- 20
- Small Businesses
- 60
- Tariffs
- -30
- Favorable Trade
- 60
- Nationalism
- 30
- Stricter Gun Control
- 50
Update History
- v.82
Trivia
- This is the first appearance for George H. W. Bush since his debut in the 2004 series.
| The Game
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| Winning the Election
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| Democrats
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| Republicans
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| Independents
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| Ideology Decks
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| Game Modes
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| Official Pages
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| Other
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Deck
Stamina:
Charisma:
Intelligence:
Media Bias:
Experience:
Funds:
George H. W. Bush is an old guard, pragmatfocused candidate that can reach out to moderates and, serving as the jack-of-all-trades; master of none.
Deck was changed from Basic Deck to Establishment Republican.
