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Description
A look at the real George W. Bush behind the public image draws on interviews with key players in the Bush administration, as well as with friends and colleagues, to reveal a man of clearly defined moral instinct and leadership style.
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LibraryThing member Jarratt
While not a huge fan of W, I did respect his directness and most of those he surrounded himself with. I learned he successfully brought a CEO mentality to the White House and listened intently to many sides of an issue before making a decision. However, I thought the writing was pretty poor. The
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first 3-4 is all about the Clintons. And the last chapter was basically a summary of everything that had come before it, but it wasn't written that way; it was as if Kessler was introducing the concepts for the first time. And his transitions from paragraph to paragraph was sometimes puzzling. Show Less
LibraryThing member librisissimo
Never says a bad thing about Dubya, but the good things it says are mostly true. Primarily intended to point up the (significant) contrast of Bush and Clinton.
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Publication
New York : Sentinel, 2004.
Pages
xii; 306
ISBN
1595230009 / 9781595230003