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Did George H.W Bush star in the movie "How to Survive a Plague"?
How to Survive a Plague
Georgia 300 List of Presidential visits to North Dakota Marlin Fitzwater Dorothy Walker Bush Public image of George W. Bush
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The Georgia 300 was used as a support car during George H.W. Bush campaign to be president in 1992. This use is thought to have prompted further use of the car by other presidents. 
In 1989, to celebrate the state's centennial, President George H.W. Bush came to the North Dakota State Capitol grounds to plant an American Elm tree near the capitol steps. 
When George H.W. Bush took over as president in 1989, Fitzwater was again tapped to be the presidential spokesman, this time with the title of Press Secretary. 
Dorothy Wear Walker Bush (1 July 1901 – 19 November 1992), mother to 41st President of the United States, George H. W. Bush, and the grandmother of 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush. "Time" on her death wrote that "George (H.W.) Bush was shaped and tempered by his mother's nature." Dorothy Bush raised her five children in a strongly religious home. During her childhood she attended church as many as three times each Sunday. 
In contrast to his father, George H.W. Bush, who was perceived as having troubles with an overarching unifying theme, Bush embraced larger visions and was seen as a man of larger ideas and associated huge risks. 