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Tag Archives: George W. Bush
Review of Michael Isikoff's "Hubris"
My review of the really great book by Michael Isikoff on the invasion of Iraq, with a You Tube video featuring Isikoff discussing the book. Hubris: The Inside Story of Spin, Scandal, and the Selling of the Iraq War by … Continue reading
Does Cheney Have Bush Hate Syndrome?
The former Vice President Dick Cheney has reemerged to lay the groundwork for his upcoming memoirs, indicating in some “informal” conversations that former President Bush moved away from his advice in his second term. There is no question that Cheney … Continue reading
Does Cheney Have Bush Hate Syndrome?
News reports apparently leaked out of the camp of Vice President Dick Cheney have the former VP quite miffed that George W. Bush refused to grant a pardon to his former Chief of Staff Scooter Libby. From the New York … Continue reading
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The Bush Finale
President Bush held his final press conference this morning, covering the full gamut of questions. MSNBC gave the following overview: He said the “most urgent threat” that Obama will face is the potential for an “attack on our homeland.” Bush … Continue reading