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Former President George W. Bush prepares to celebrate the dedication of his presidential library, which opens to the public on May 1.
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I know it’s difficult to control our emotions with W. I worked as a field
director on the very first George H.W. Bush campaign. Here’s the “inside
baseball” on how we ended up with the Bush dynasty, I mean, tragedy.
It revolves around a guy named Richard Allen. At the Republican convention
in 1980, Gerald Ford was going to be picked as Reagan’s running mate.
But Ford said he wanted 50/50 power with Reagan. Reagan, or course, said
no way is that going to happen. Reagan had choices at that point. He didn’t
really care for the “skull and bones” guy Bush and wasn’t going to pick him.
Richard Allen, a campaign aide to Reagan kept pushing Bushs’ name
on Reagan. Reagan said no, Allen was persistent and kept pushing Bush.
Reagan finally said, “Well, Ok, but he has to agree to everything.”
So we can thank Richard Allen for all of this. By the way, you really
haven’t lived until you have witnessed Andy Card running around calling
people light weights. I hope I have stripped off the nice guy veneer
from Andy. That’s the inside baseball on the Bush tragedy. I posted the
first comment on this story.
Come on, say it: “lie-berry.”
To Mary. It should be Lie Bury.
Is it possible to get the books in electronic format such as epub or pdf?
Plan to donate and buy the books soon. I am a communications major and
former television reporter. I have also worked in politics as a press
officer to a Massachusetts governor and a field director for a presidential
campaign. Unfortunately, I got a too up-close look at the Bush campaign
in 1980. Your books on the Bushes are right on the money, I’m sure.
Haven’t been to Washington for a while. Would like to drop by and meet
you guys someday.