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By his own characterization, Bush was an average student.<ref>{{cite news

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|title = Self-Deprecating Bush Talks to Yale Grads
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|date = 2001-05-21
|accessdate = Congressional District of Texas]]. Facing Kent Hance of the Democratic Party, Bush stressed his energy credentials and conservative values in the campaign. Hance, however, also held many conservative views, opposing gun control and strict regulation; he portrayed Bush as being out of touch with rural Texans. Bush campaigned hard and was an effective fundraiser, but lost by 6,000 votes. Hance later became a Republican and donated money to Bush's campaign for Governor of Texas in 1993.<ref name= NewsMine>{{cite news 
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