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Texas, Brenham Farm.

Aaron Anderson, Lloyd Bentsen Jr., and the others met with Governor of Texas George W. Bush at his ranch.

It was already certain that George W. Bush would run for President of the United States next year, and his campaign strategy and slogans were all being prepared!

For instance, crafting the image of a "Compassionate Conservative," combining traditional conservative principles such as small government and low taxes with concern for vulnerable groups;

while adhering to conservative economic policies, he would increase investment in social sectors such as education and healthcare, focusing on the needs of the poor and ethnic minorities.

He would propose the "No Child Left Behind" education reform plan, advocating higher educational standards, increased education funding, stronger school accountability, and greater attention to teenagers' mental health education!

"Compassionate Conservative": emphasizing concern for vulnerable groups;

"No Child Left Behind": highlighting his commitment to education reform;

"Real plans, for real people": emphasizing practical policies and concern for the public;

"Reformer, with results!": showcasing his reform achievements as Governor of Texas;

"Restoring America's Dignity": calling for the restoration of America's international image and domestic unity.

On Christmas Eve, George W. Bush and his group had already left Brenham. Aaron and Lloyd Bentsen Jr. sat on the sofa. "It's clear Bush's team has prepared quite thoroughly this time."

"Still, George W. Bush himself really has no standout qualities!"

Aaron couldn't understand it either. Could a fool as dumb as a pig really become President of the United States?

Lloyd Bentsen Jr. smiled. "He has an excellent adviser, Karl Rove. A few years ago, he managed to push him into the governor's office."

"Who knows whether he can push him straight into the presidency next year?"

George W. Bush's campaign team was extremely formidable!

Aaron spoke evenly. "The only thing