Four years ago, George W. Bush seemed a dream candidate to Shafic Budron. The Texas governor was a socially conservative, pro-business oilman whose campaign promises hinted he would fight racial profiling and laws that allowed prosecutors to use secret evidence in terrorism cases. Today, Budron has few good things to say about Bush's performance as president. Yet the Burr Ridge man suggests Bush still has a shot — if a slim one — at persuading him to support the Republican ticket in the next election. "I have not made up my mind," said Budron, a Lebanese-born real estate developer. "We...