Review of "Decision Points": George W. Bush and the Politics of Decision

It's Bush's concentration on family, on nation, on "Us," that makes him effective as a decision-maker. There are literally "decision points" for the nation's 43rd president. But the greater scope of our humanity, and the larger obligations that we can assume to better ourselves and our race, are of little interest to him. Among the 10th grade level sentences of George W. Bush (he admits early in the book that English was not his best subject), I found a renewed reason to keep teaching the humanities.

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