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Bush to mark first 100 days
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APRIL 24, 2001 Despite protesting that the President shouldn't be judged on his first 100 days in office, the Bush administration will be holding a special luncheon with all 535 members of Congress next Monday to mark the occasion. The media has already begun their own retrospectives on Bush's first 100 days in office. Various organizations and groups will release their own reviews of his performance as well. Get the Story:
Reluctantly, Bush to Mark His First 100 Days in Office (The Washington Post 4/24)
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