Presidential Candidates' Worst Jobs - AP

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By CALVIN WOODWARD, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - All these years later, Mike Huckabee still avoids touching the glass when he opens a door. He remembers a thankless task at Penney's as a teenager, scrubbing away fingerprints only to have customers smudge the glass all over again.

Mitt Romney worked in a sewage pipe on an Idaho ranch when the effluent was still flowing. In Alaska as a post-grad, Hillary Rodham Clinton spooned the guts out of fish.

Let it not be said of the presidential candidates that they've never done an honest day's work.
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Once they were a haberdasher, a landscaper, a bouncer at a drag strip, a gofer at a textile mill. Whether children of privilege, the burbs or tiny towns, they've worked hard at crummy jobs, in a distant past remembered as if it were yesterday.

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1. Did any of Bush's jobs qualify as "worst"? nt

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2. President nt

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3. He was worst at everything he did - cheerleader to resident

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4. Fortunately, he's not a candidate

But, yes, his worst job would have to be as president.