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| | The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | Presents a portrait of the Bush political dynasty and their influence on twentieth- and twenty-first century America, from Connecticut senator Prescott Bush, through his grandson, George W., the forty-third president of the United States. |
 | | In the book, the family that has produced two presidents as well as an assortment of other politicians, businesspeople, and a number of lesser-known fl sheep is portrayed as a powerful empire that leverages wealth and influence to grow ever stronger while stringently covering up numerous instances of drug abuse, infidelity, poor judgment, and scandal. |
 | | While charges about George W. Bush, including that he snorted cocaine at Camp David while his father was president, garnered the most attention upon the book's release, Kelley's history goes back several generations, detailing the rise to power of Senator Prescott Bush and his son, the first President Bush. |
| isbn.nu /0739313819 (590 words) |
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