2050 American History Textbook

The 43rd President of the United States was George W. Bush, the son of George H. W. Bush, the 41st President. He waged war against the Muslim terrorists, who, in 2001, had destroyed the World Trade Center in New York City, killing 3,000 innocent Americans.

His election in 2000 had been challenged by his disappointed political opponents, but no significant ballot discrepancies were found. In the following years, his detractors created a series of lies about him, until he became the most maligned President in history.

His 2004 election was also disputed on even less evidence, and the lies accelerated. He was a moral man, and he steadfastly pursued a course which kept the country safe from further terrorist attacks, but the President who succeeded him, ____________, was given credit for the final victory.

After his retirement, it was subsequently revealed that much of the abuse he endured was unjustified, and by the time he died in ____, he had been substantially vindicated.