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TWO WORDS SUM up the defining moment of George W Bush’s tenure as president thus far: Jim Jeffords. It might sound trivial to rank the senator for Vermont above September 11 and its aftermath but no other incident encapsulates so clearly the mindset of the Bush administration as the Republican senator’s defection.
Jeffords is a moderate from a liberal state. His rapport with the Bush administration was never going to be strong, and he soon clashed with it over the proposed $1.3
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