After the victory, the hand wringing and mourning. A lot of conservatives are bemoaning Governor Mitt Romney's back to back victories in Iowa and New Hampshire and saying 'it's McCain and 2008 all over again.' Others see him, at best, as the second coming of George W. Bush. This puts me in the position of making a case for someone I haven't endorsed and who may not even ge...

The longest-serving governor in Texas history is trying to run away from the shadow of George W. Bush just as fast as he is trying to replace Obama, write Stephanie Kirchgaessner and Richard McGregor

JournoLista Ben Smith over at the Politico writes an unintentionally hilarious article here. Apparently in the Arab world, President Barack Hussein Obama polls below George W. Bush at the end of Bush's second term. Particularly chuckle worthy is the opening para: President Obama, whose standing abroad helped earn him a Nobel Peace Prize in his first year in office, has declined in popularity ...

I must find an English translation of this. The premise of the manga is that international diplomacy is settled on the mahjong table, with real-life politicians depicted as masters of mahjong. George W: Bush: The 41st President of the United...

You may have noticed that Barack Obama came to the country on a state visit this week. But he wasn't the first US President to be extended an invitation from the Queen, oh no. George W. Bush beat him to that particular honour in 2003. Here are a couple of Spectator pieces from the time, the first the magazine's leader column, the second by Peter Oborne: Don't burn Bush, The Spectato...

For the latest check our links on Politeia Articles: "The Middle East Project" >>> The utter hypocrisy on the part of the Postmodern Left is once again in full view! When George W. Bush was in office, pursuing the Neocon policy of bringing democracy to the Middle East, that was loudly rejected as "liberty by coercion". In this narrative the people of the Middle East ostensibly...

"In the bubbled, hypocritical mind of some in Hollywood, the only reason Gervais crossed a line is because he went after them. Had he been as relentless in ripping apart Sarah Palin, her young children, Jesus Christ, or George W. Bush, today the comedian would be celebrated as “edgy” and “courageous” — because only in Hollywood is throwing red meat...

Remember this? Harold Wilson once said that “a week is a long time in politics”, a decade then must be a lifetime. Ten years ago the United States and Great Britain could not have been closer, united by the events of 9/11 and the close friendship between Tony Blair and George W. Bush; the closest

Book paints a bleak picture of a Brown administration beset on all sides, but there are lighter moments with George W. Bush and Gerry Adams, writes James Crabtree

The true enemy of the Tea Party movement, contrary to what oh so many in the the clueless and wilfully blind MSM would have you believe, is not Obama and the Democratic Party, it is the Republican Party's establishment... i.e. the people who made Obama presidency possible. And so when George W. Bush, the very embodiment of everything that brought the Tea Party into existence, says "Sarah Pali...