George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography

It is not just that Roskens is a personal friend of the President--although he is.... [A]n unimpeded investigation into Roskens ...

Report, early 1989, compiled by Jerry Lowe, the first investigator for the Franklin Committee of the Nebraska State Senate. A b ...

Chapter –XXII Bush Takes The Presidency Oderint dum metuant (Let them hate me, provided that they fear me.) Accius, "Atreus" (c. ...

But Bush had none of this. He had no regional constituency in any of the half-dozen places he tried to call home; his favorite s ...

count would have given Ford the election, but ballot-box stuffing by the Democratic machines in Ohio and New York City had given ...

Andropov at Brezhnev's funeral for a "spook to spook" conversation, as Bush said. He had then met Michael Gorbachov at Andropov' ...

Nakasone of Japan, Helmut Kohl of Germany, Margaret Thatcher, Rajiv Gandhi, and Zia ul-Haq of Pakistan. Then it was on to post-i ...

Bush's trip to Khartoum was also designed to serve the Israeli Mossad. During his visit, Bush secured the consent of Nimiery to ...

to his good friend, Senator Paul Laxalt of Nevada, whom Reagan apparently thought was getting ready to run for president. One ca ...

woo Loeb by offering rewards of colored watchbands, LaCoste shirts and Topsider shoes to anyone who could win over Bill Loeb. Th ...

Newsweek, 51% of Americans found that "wimp" was a "seriously problem" for Bush. The magazine offered various sophomoric psychol ...

privatization of highway building in conformity with the ideological tenets and fast-buck mentality of the Reagan-Bush economic ...

links to both the FBI and the IRS. Caddy also asserts that a report of the existence of the secret fund was also repeated to him ...

Bush was not interested in a parity price for oil. He rather took advantage of a scheduled trip to the Middle East, during which ...

underworld figure who had disappeared and never been found. The car of Armandt's husband was eventually found, riddled with mach ...

Bush campaign in April-May, 1987, we are reminded by Seneca's "Cui prodest" proposition that the Bushmen as prime beneficiaries ...

who operated out of London during the 1980's, contributed a piece frankly titled "Old Spooks for Bush" to the March 18, 1988 iss ...

way to send a message to the pointy-headed set in Washington DC. Governor Branstad of Iowa complained as early as February, 1986 ...

from the very beginning. It was during this desperate week in New Hampshire that Bush became indissolubly wedded to his lying an ...

tricks" by the Bush campaign. Bush responded by dismissing Robertson's charges as "crazy" and "absurd." Robertson had been linki ...