Everything I Learned in the White House by George W. Bush: A Parody: The Legacy of a Great Leader

He did learn some things: How to steal and election away from the winner, how to invade a country with using made up facts which in turn killed 600,000 Iraqis and 4300 Solders and permanently destabilized Iraq (you thought Sadaam was evil!) Threw our country into the biggest debt it's ever been in (yes he was the most fiscally LIBERAL president we've ever had), deregulated the banks so they could cause havoc and run our country into a new depression (remember he said the banks closing was a minor hiccup), Isolate the USA from the rest of the world with bully tactics and stupid policies... the list goes on. Maybe all of the stuff I've mentioned will be in the next book.

As a far left leaning liberal, naturally I was initially skeptical about this book. With President George W. Bush about to step down from his difficult and problematic presidency and his approval ratings lower than dirt, of course one wonders what kernels of insight the Commander in Chief would have to offer. Given his simplistic nature and "bring it on" deportment, it isn't expected that any actual learning or knowledge would come to such a simple and stubborn man. Nevertheless I went ahead and opened up this incisive little book wondering just what revelations would be exposed in these presidential pages. Well I have to say that my skepticism was ill founded. Every single page radiated the blinding clarity and power of this enigmatic leader. While each page is different, there is a single-mindedness and one-themed harmoniousness that reflects off of every single page. One is so overwhelmed by the brilliance of these pages that it is easy to become completely lost in this book. I was so hypnotized by the power that I kept losing my place. Adjusting your lights will help with this. I may never be a Bush supporter but I'll never again be a Bush detractor. The unwavering resolve of this man is really huge. Not widely known for his intelligence, these pages reveal a zen-like state of wide-eyed and gape mouthed wonder. One would expect weariness from a man that had the pressures of being the Decider of the entire world for eight (8) years, but instead we see nothing, nothing but the mind explodiating force of this unusual leader. One thing for certain, Bush is a winner. Of elections. Or not. Does it matter? Read this book and find out. Now I'm going to curl up with my copy and enjoy turning the pages forward and back, knowing that it will help me to sleep safely. If this sounds like something you would enjoy, then buy this book. It also makes a nice gift.

A fascinating look into the mind, intellect and emotions of a beloved president. Provides remarkable insight into our country's amazing journey thus far in this new century.