Decision Points
George W. Bush, 2010
An unflinching look at the highest levels of power, grappling with financial collapse, foreign wars, and the relentless weight of public expectation.
George W. Bush
Bush, a former governor of Texas, developed his political perspective in the state before becoming President in 2001. He was notably a strong supporter of the Free Enterprise Fund.
Feels like power, curiosity and society.
When the market stops following the rules, who is truly responsible for the collapse?
I was furious the situation had reached this point. A relatively small group of people—many on Wall Street, some not—had gambled that the housing market would keep booming forever. It didn’t. In a normal environment, the free market would render its judgment and they could fail. Books by George W. Bush
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