These prescient words would come to haunt his son, George W. Bush, who led the U.S. into two long and bloody wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in the aftermath of 9/11—wars that continue to this day.

George Bush Can Save the Middle East. Bush 41, That Is. By Jonathan Rauch. December 1, 2004. Share. Save. President Bush, your country needs you.

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US President George W Bush ... “The establishment of a free Iraq at the heart of the Middle East will be a watershed event in the global democratic revolution,” Bush said in November 2003.