Let me read what you have to say, if Bush had to go, would he call everyone back

bush got his daddy to get him out of war but poor soldiers with no money like the bush family have to go every day to war

Hello Friend2friend, To clarify: Unlike the Democrats, the Republican Party does not have Super-Delegates. The concept of Super-Delegates is unique to the Democrat party, as well as uniquely elitist. Bush was not ushered into office by way of Super-Delegates, as the Republican Party has never embraced any Delegate designation, other than those delegates that are duly elected by the individual states. To your specific question: Are you asking that if for some reason, Bush was to be extricated from the Office of the Presidency, would all U.S. Military Personnel serving overseas be ordered Stateside? If that is your question, then the answer would be no. That is unless Bush issued an Executive Order, before vacating his office, to withdraw all troops from foreign service. Or, unless the V.P., D1ck Cheney, were to issue a similar Executive Order, once he assumed the Office of the Presidency -- which is exceedingly unlikely. If I've completely misunderstood your question, please do clarify, and I'll redirect my response. It may be that I'm misinterpreting your question, as I'm not at all sure what you mean by the statement: "He never did back then ...". I hope that I'm not completely 'off the mark' on your original question, and that I've offered a bit of helpful information.