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May 9, 2006
The G. W. Bush Presidential Library
G. W. is already thinking about his Presidential Library. (NYT)
.President Bush had dinner last month on the Stanford University campus at the home of George P. Shultz, who was President Ronald Reagan's secretary of state, and the topic of conversation was not, as might be expected, the war in Iraq. Instead, guests said, Mr. Bush spent the evening focused on how he could create a public policy center with his presidential library after he leaves office in 2009.
The dozen or so guests at the dinner included directors and fellows of the Hoover Institution, the Stanford-affiliated policy center with close ties to the Bush White House. Mr. Bush spent most of his time, guests said, grilling the center's director, John Raisian, about the pros and cons of having an organization like Hoover within the confines of an institution like Stanford
So, do you think they will have the book the children were reading to OIL (Our Illustrious Leader) when he was sitting in the classroom as the planes hit the World Trade Center? I would love to see that book.
Posted by Chip Spear at May 9, 2006 3:58 PM