Get Ready for George W. Bush’s Memoir
Actually, it may not be possible to fully get ready for this sort of thing, but George W. Bush is gearing up to release his memoir, "Decision Points," which apparently needs no subtitle to complicate matters. We're talkin' ’bout the Decider, people! And now, let the jokes begin.
Actually, it may not be possible to fully get ready for this sort of thing, but George W. Bush is gearing up to release his memoir, “Decision Points,” which apparently needs no subtitle to complicate matters. We’re talkin’ ’bout the Decider, people! And now, let the jokes begin. –KA
Wait, before you go…BBC:
The book, Decision Points, will offer “never-before-heard detail” on some of the key events of Mr Bush’s presidency, Crown Publishers announced.
Due for release in November, the book also covers Mr Bush’s family life.
The former Texas governor left office in 2009 with one of the lowest presidential approval ratings ever.
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I read "Decision Points" and it turns out that George W. Bush is the Edith Piaf of fiscal policy: He regrets nothing.
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