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George Herbert Walker Bush (2004)

by Tom Wicker

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A portrait of America's forty-first president chronicles George H.W. Bush's life from his New England roots and his decorated military service during World War II to his business success and political rise within the Republican party.
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The introduction is a real shocker. The author describes an interview with Bush after his leaving the presidency and says his desk is clear, he is anxious to make small talk and seems to have no goals at all. The author then goes on to suggest that he never did have a mission for his presidency.

A good short introduction to the presidency of Bush, two hours reading at most. Useful for this purpose.
  carterchristian1 | Aug 10, 2010 |
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