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Bush: White House pressure made marriage stronger
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http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/05/29/bush.marriage/index.htmlBENTON HARBOR, Michigan (CNN) -- Former President Bush said that if Laura Bush hadn't been his wife, he isn't sure he could have counted on her vote.
"I can promise you that her life dream when she was growing up was not to be first lady of the United States," he told a Michigan audience in one of his first major domestic speeches since leaving the White House.
"Frankly, I am not so sure that if we hadn't married, she'd have voted for me," he joked of his wife, who was raised in a Democratic family.
The high-tension atmosphere of the presidency strengthened his marriage, Bush said.
"There's a lot of pressure in the White House, as I'm sure you can imagine. Pressure sometimes can make a marriage stronger or weaker. In my case because of her patience and her enthusiasm, it made our marriage a really good marriage," Bush said.
The pressure of the presidency, he said, weighs most on family members.