To open a series of essays about U.S. presidents, George W. Bush pays tribute to George Washington, who “ensured America ...

The 43rd president of the United States launched a Substack site Feb. 16 with a 1,500-word tribute to a predecessor.

Bush — pointing to Washington’s role as commander of the Continental Army and the lead up to his presidency during the ...

Bush went on to say that George Washington's choices to cede command of the American Army following the American Revolution and to resign from office after two terms "ensured America wouldn't become a ...

"I mean, is he right that Trump is really kind of pushing back and defying the George Washington model for the presidency?" ...

George W. Bush has penned a Presidents Day essay that made some pointed observations about power, humility, and presidents who refuse to step down from office.

The Republican former president's essay centered on first leader George Washington, from his "humility" to slavery links.

George W. Bush was never my cup of tea. He was an unsuccessful president. Some of his mistakes were obvious at the time. 1 Others were judgment calls.

George W. Bush's essay on the first president amounts to a gentle, but pointed and unmistakable, critique of Donald Trump, his grandiose self-image, and the me-first character of his America First ...

What specific qualities or shortcomings of the featured individual does the speaker mention? Why and how so?

Presidents who could speak truth to power are so constrained by their devotion to norms that they won’t confront a president ...