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He frustrated them again and again and left office with the highest approval ratings of any two-term president.
The Good Fight Walter F. Mondale 2010
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He frustrated them again and again and left office with the highest approval ratings of any two-term president.
The Good Fight Walter F. Mondale 2010
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He frustrated them again and again and left office with the highest approval ratings of any two-term president.
The Good Fight Walter F. Mondale 2010
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According to the poll, 45% strongly support restoring the two-term cap and 20% somewhat support the measure.
Poll Shows Wide Term-Limit Support Michael Howard Saul 2010
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He set off a wave of criticism in 2009 when he announced he planned to run for a third term in 2012, using a loophole in the electoral law to circumvent the two-term maximum set out in the constitution.
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A spokesman for Perry's re-election campaign told CNN that the request was made because the two-term governor is not thinking about running for President, but is instead "focused on running for governor."
Texas Gov. Rick Perry pulled out of conservative straw poll 2009
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· In Arkansas, Blanche Lincoln's approval rating has dropped by double digits in the last five months to below the 40 percent mark, which is a perilous position for a two-term Senator 14 months from an election.
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The measure also includes a controversial "grandfather clause" that would permit current office holders to serve three terms, even if voters restore the two-term cap.
Poll Shows Wide Term-Limit Support Michael Howard Saul 2010
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A comparison of economic performance under these two-term presidents and their tax policies is as close as we can get to a carefully-structured science experiment.
Dave Johnson: Did Tax Cuts Grow The Economy? Dave Johnson 2011
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The latter category obviously includes George W. Bush, who still worships his father, the war hero and president, who in turn profoundly admires his father, Prescott Bush—the 6-foot 4-inch World War I artillery captain, Wall Street titan and two-term U.S. senator from Connecticut.
Presidential Fathers and Sons Michael Medved 2012
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