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Now that President Bush is about to leave office the residents of Crawford, TX are hoping for a quieter life.
From the D.C. Examiner.
Residents of Crawford, Texas, were flummoxed as to why President Bush moved there just before his presidency in 2000, but by 2007, most of them seemed happy that their town’s role in national politics was about to come to a close.
At least that’s how the town is portrayed in David Modigliani’s NEW documentary, “Crawford,” which is available as a free streaming video on Hulu.com. With Bush about to leave office, “Crawford” takes the pulse of local residents and gets their thoughts on the 43rd president’s effect on their small town.
“You know, what I find amazing is why President Bush would choose August in Crawford to have his vacation,” says local college administrator Warren Johnson early on in the film.
Watch the video on Hulu.com, leave a comment or not.
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Watched it last week, was a good film portraying the reality of the Bush presence. Town was like so many in the throes of economic back waters.
Then revived into a spotlight which many didn’t really care for or about. Then back into the back water existance…..