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Last Man Standing (2004)
What were the politics that launched George W. Bush to national office? Did they become a blueprint for Washington? Award-winning filmmaker Paul Stekler asks these questions as he takes his camera to Texas for a lively behind-the-scenes look at a pair of 2002 elections (for state representative and governor). Prominent Texans such as Bush strategist Karl Rove and former governor Ann Richards also shed light on the changing political landscape.
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What were the politics that launched George W. Bush to national office? Did they become a blueprint for Washington? Award-winning filmmaker Paul Stekler asks these questions as he takes his camera to Texas for a lively behind-the-scenes look at a pair of 2002 elections (for state representative and governor). Prominent Texans such as Bush strategist Karl Rove and former governor Ann Richards also shed light on the changing political landscape.
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