The Bush Boys
For a decade, Mother Jones has been telling readers about the shoddy business practices of George W., Jeb and Neil Bush.
Sept. 23, 2002
Bush Family Value$
By Stephen Pizzo
September/October 1992
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In 1991, the first President Bush bristled at a flurry of news accounts that questioned the business ethics of three of his sons. Instead of criticizing reporters, maybe the president should have listened to those in government who were watching his sons with mounting worry.
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The Other Bush Boy
By Michael Scherer
May/June 2001
The president's brother Neil, who helped run a Colorado savings and loan into the ground, costing taxpayers $1 billion, has continued to profit from his family's influence.
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Don't Cry for Bush, Argentina
By Louis Dubose and Carmen Coiro
March/April 2000
George W. may have had trouble recalling the names of world leaders, but when in the area of foreign affairs, he certainly knew the value of his own family's name.
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Whitewashing the Bush Boys
By Stephen Pizzo
March/April 1994
While the national media -- particularly The New York Times -- focused its high-caliber lens on the Clintons and their involvement in the Madison Savings-Whitewater mess, they apparently forgave and forgot the Bushes' banking practices.
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