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Review of the book 'The Bush Tragedy'
I read a review in the March 2008 issue of Elle Magazine, titled 'Blood Simple' and I really liked the review and interview of the author. Unfortunately I can't find the article on the internet but I found another review of the book that will have to do from the NY Times. I just feel like it's a interesting take on George W and how he got to where he is, by looking at his family history/background.Bush Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Bush Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Obama continues to trash Bush in words — but his actions speak louder. By Victor Davis Hanson Last July I wrote a column entitled “Barack W. Bush” outlining how candidate Barack Obama was strangely emulating Bush policies — even as he was trashing the president.How Bad Was Bush for the World, Really? (Part 2)
Bush leaves Obama a far more hopeful Africa and Middle East than he inherited from his predecessor. February 3, 2009 - by Nicholas Guariglia (Pajamas Media) Nicholas Guariglia is a polemic and essayist who writes on Islam and Middle Eastern geopolitics. He is a graduate of the John C.How Bad Was Bush for the World, Really? (Part 1)
Let's give the man his due, starting with his policy achievements in Europe, Latin America, and Asia. January 29, 2009 - by Nicholas Guariglia (Pajamas Media) Nicholas Guariglia is a polemic and essayist who writes on Islam and Middle Eastern geopolitics. He is a graduate of the John C.Obama Frees Bush Historical Records
consortiumnews.com By Robert Parry January 22, 2009 When authoritarian forces seize control of a government, they typically move first against the public’s access to information, under the theory that a confused populace can be more easily manipulated. They take aim at the radio stations, TV and newspapers. In the case of George W.Analysis: Press Largely Ignored Incendiary Rhetoric at Bush Protest
Analysis: Press Largely Ignored Incendiary Rhetoric at Bush Protest News outlets that are focusing on the incendiary rhetoric of conservatives outside President Obama's town hall meeting Tuesday ignored the incendiary rhetoric -- and even violence -- of liberals outside an appearance by former President George W. Bush in 2002. By Bill Sammon FOXNews.com News outlets that are focusing on the incendiary rhetoric of conservatives outside President Obama's town hall meeting Tuesday ignored the incendiary rhetoric -- and even violence -- of liberals outside an appearance by former President George W.Speaking of Bush and Clinton...
Bush calls Clinton 'his brother' at Toronto forum By ROB GILLIES, Associated Press Writer Rob Gillies, Associated Press Writer – 2 hrs 14 mins ago TORONTO – Former President George W. Bush called former President Bill Clinton "his brother" and the two rarely disagreed in their first-ever appearance together on stage. The Republican and Democratic ex-presidents defended each other at a Toronto forum on Friday, disappointing some in the crowd of 6,000 who expected a more heated debate.For the Left, war without Bush is not war at all
For the Left, war without Bush is not war at all By: Byron York Chief Political Correspondent August 18, 2009 Former President George W. Bush addresses a Fourth of July crowd at the Let Freedom Ring 2009 festival at Crystal Beach Park Arena in Woodward, Okla., Saturday, July 4, 2009. (AP Photo) Remember the anti-war movement?10 Bush Pardons to Watch For
Published on Monday, January 19, 2009 by Politico by Josh Gerstein As the clock ticks down on his presidency, George W. Bush has shown few signs he plans to indulge in the frenzy of last-minute pardons that marked Bill Clinton's final hours in the Oval Office. Bush could quickly leap back into the spotlight in the next two days if he issues a blanket pardon immunizing CIA and military interrogators, as well as their bosses, from criminal prosecution over harsh treatment of prisoners from the war on terror (Reuters/Jonathan Ernst)But Bush could quickly leap back into the spotlight in the next two days if he issues a blanket pardon immunizing CIA and military interrogators, as well as their bosses, from criminal prosecution over harsh treatment of prisoners from the war on terror.Exit Bush, Shoes Flying
Exit Bush, Shoes Flying By Charles Krauthammer Friday, January 16, 2009; Page A19 ( washingtonpost.com) Except for Richard Nixon, no president since Harry Truman has left office more unloved than George W. Bush. Truman's rehabilitation took decades.
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