george w bush

Placing a premium on absolute fealty to the leader may be a hindrance to good governance in the modern age:

The other day I mentioned an article that put traces the dominant Republican lineage back through Bush and Nixon to Joe McCarthy.

The former Commander-in-Chief would consider an offer from Obama:

Neal Gabler attempts to poke a hole or two in the conservative “creation myth”:

Mark McKinnon, the Republican ad maker who resigned from the McCain campaign when it became apparent Obama was going to be the Democratic nominee, has a rundown of the reactions

In the wake of President George W. Bush:

"We are entering a recession the likes of which we haven't seen in about three decades or perhaps longer.

There are many invectives and slurs used to describe President George W Bush but one thing that cannot be denied is that he and his wife Laura are a class act. I have not agreed with many of the President’s political positions or actions and have wished at times that he not take the high road but that is President Bush.

There are many invectives and slurs used to describe President George W Bush but one thing that cannot be denied is that he and his wife Laura are a class act. I have not agreed with many of the President’s political positions or actions and have wished at times that he not take the [...]

Over at the Texas Observer, Paul Begala suggests we just look around us for the monument to George W. Bush: