George hw bush book destiny and power

For better or for worse, George Herbert Walker Bush has been enshrined in collective memory as a series of caricatures, all of them evoking ineffectuality. He was the effete Yale man and the blue blood wimp; the awkward statesman who, when called upon to speak, diced the English language into an uneven and mysterious julienne. The last thing one would have expected of him was tigerish ambition. Johnson, Bill Clinton — there seemed nothing overtly appetitive about him. When Mr.

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