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Poll: What is Your Opinion of George W. Bush?

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Published in Die Welt
(Germany) on June 9th, 2009
by (link to originallink to original)
Translated from by Ron Argentati. Edited by .
Ongoing Poll

WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF GEORGE W. BUSH?

He’s dangerous and not especially smart -------- 68%

He made mistakes, but also achieved notable successes ------- 30%

He’s an outstanding president ------- 1%


Was halten Sie von George W. Bush?

68% Er ist gefährlich und nicht besonders schlau
30% Er hat zwar Fehler gemacht, aber auch beachtliche Erfolge erzielt
1% Er ist ein großartiger Präsident
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