George W. Bush's move to Crawford, Texas, in 1999 signaled a major change for the tiny town of about 700 residents. This documentary examines the president's impact on Crawford, which experienced major growth and prosperity followed by a severe downturn. Interviews with locals chronicle the many new arrivals to the tiny town, such as tourists, the international press corps and more than 20,000 protestors supporting American antiwar activist Cindy Sheehan.