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Grover Cleveland’s grandson is still alive — and he introduced Jeb Bush

By Philip Klein
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Grover Cleveland’s grandson is still alive — and he introduced Jeb Bush

NORTH CONWAY, N.H. — “I used to think I had a kind of competition going on with Gov. Bush,” a mustachioed man said in introducing Jeb Bush before a townhall meeting here on Thursday. “His family had three terms in the White House so far. Mine only had two.”

The man, George Cleveland, was referring to his grandfather Grover Cleveland, the only president to ever serve two non-consecutive terms.

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