Perpetuate
This repeat offense features Dubya replacing the correct word "perpetrate" with the incorrect word "perpetuate".

1. And, secondly, the doctrine is more than just the people who perpetuate these crimes on the American people. (Oct. 19, 2001)
2. I'm lookin' forward to meeting these uhh — very brave souls. They've, uhh, committed themselves to a peaceful solution, and hopefully, their loved one'd will not have died in vain. I mean, out of this — hopefully, some good will come out of the evil perpetuated on this family. (Mar. 16, 2005)
3. After the bombing, most Iraqis saw what the — perpetuators of the, of this attack were trying to do. (Mar. 13, 2006)
4. We must not let al Qaeda have a safe haven in Iraq. We must not retreat in the face of the unspeakable violence that they perpetuate on your citizens. (May 31, 2007)
5. For too long, the people of Darfur have suffered at the hands of a government that is complicit in the bombing, rape and murder of innocent civilians. The world has a responsibility to end this genocide and to hold accountable those perpetuating the violence. (Jun. 13, 2007)
6. But in the face of this horror on our TV screens, perpetuated by murderous ideologues who are willing to kill the innocent to achieve their objectives, I want you to remember that when given a chance, 12 million Iraqis voted for a — for a free country. This government of theirs has got to make more progress on benchmarks, but I believe it's in the interest of the United States to help them. (Jun. 13, 2007)
7. Most of the suicide bombings and the most horrific of bombings are perpetuated on the Iraqi people by al Qaeda. Al Qaeda is the same bunch that attacked us on September the 11th and killed nearly 3,000 people. (Jun. 21, 2007)
8. Most Muslims reject the kind of violence perpetuated on innocent people by al Qaeda. (Jul. 10, 2007)
9. So I've been realistic about the consequences of failure. I have been realistic about what needs to happen on the ground in order for there to be success. And it's been hard work, and the American people see this hard work. And one of the reasons it is hard work is because on our TV screens are these violent killings, perpetuated by people who have done us harm in the past. (Jul. 12, 2007)