Original sentence: Jeb Bush, signator to the PNAC Statement of Principles, then governor of Florida, along with Katherine Harris, his secretary of state, were accused by the US Commission on Civil Rights of "injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency," and "gross dereliction [of duty]" with regard to the 2000 United States presidential election in Florida
Edited sentence: Bush, who subsequently appointed numerous PNAC members to his administration and eventually began the Iraq War, which had been an important PNAC goal for over five years.Clearly, PNAC as a whole benefitted strongly from PNAC member Jeb's actions, as Florida swung the 2000 election for Jeb's brother George W.Jeb Bush, signator to the PNAC Statement of Principles, then governor of Florida, along with Katherine Harris, his secretary of state, were accused by the US Commission on Civil Rights of "injustice, ineptitude and inefficiency," and "gross dereliction [of duty]" with regard to Florida's fraudulent presidential election in 2000