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Bush’s First Hours After 911 | Orlando News
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On September 11, 2001, President George W. Bush paused his day—visiting a Florida second-grade class—to confront the unthinkable: America under attack. He stayed with the children until their lesson ended, then delivered a calm, resolute address from the school before boarding Air Force One. Over the next hours, he coordinated a national response while flying across the country, stopping in Louisiana and Nebraska. His speeches echoed unity, strength, and unyielding resolve, vowing to hunt down those who attacked freedom. Later that week, standing atop Ground Zero with a bullhorn, he declared the world heard the victims’ voices—and those responsible would soon hear from all of America. In those harrowing hours, Bush’s leadership became the bedrock of national resilience, forever shaping his presidency and the nation’s collective spirit.
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