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Spoken from the Heart : ウィキペディア英語版 | Spoken from the Heart
Spoken from the Heart is a memoir by former United States First Lady Laura Bush. Journalist Lyric Winik assisted Bush in writing the book.〔 ==Book contents== Bush recounts the car accident that she caused at age seventeen in which a friend and classmate was killed and she was also scarred. She writes that the 1963 crash "is a guilt I will carry for the rest of my life".〔〔 She describes an idyllic life growing up in Midland, Texas. She calls the town "a place of ice cream sundaes…and Saturday morning pony rides." After relating the beginning of her relationship with George W. Bush, she recalls the jibe made by a neighbor that "Can you imagine? The most eligible bachelor in Midland marrying the old maid of Midland?"〔 She expresses support for Bush administration decisions such as the Invasion of Iraq. She concludes, "I am proud that, as president, George acted on principle, that he put our country first and himself last."〔 She notes disagreements over some issues. She specifically recounts asking her husband "about not making gay marriage a significant issue" in the 2004 re-election campaign,〔 while 'family values' in opposition to same-sex marriage was chosen as a defining Bush theme.
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