He was sued by the Chilean Communist Party a month before he had to pull one of his own bodyguards out of a fight at a conference in that country.
He was sued by the Chilean Communist Party a month before he had to pull one of his own bodyguards out of a fight at a conference in that country. Twenty-six years before that incident, he first entered politics by losing to Kent Hance in a legislative race. One year later he established Arbusto Energy, which collapsed and was sold to Harken. His sale of the Harken stock received in the deal prompted an SEC insider trading probe. He also came under investigation while working for the Senatorial campaign of William Blount, when he missed eight months of military service. For 10 points, name this man, the first since 1876 to lose a popular vote but end up in the White House.
He was sued by the Chilean Communist Party a month before he had to pull one of his own bodyguards out of a fight at a conference in that country.
George {W}alker {Bush} [accept “W” or other clear equivalents, prompt on Bush; accept Bush Jr etc]